The Diagnostic Criteria That Involves Body Image Dissatisfaction Consists of a Perceptual

question 25

Multiple Choice

The diagnostic criteria that involves body image dissatisfaction consists of a perceptual component, __________, and an attitude component, __________.

• A) concern with weight gain; the idea of being fatter than anyone else
• B) belief that thinness is normal; acceptance of society's image of women
• C) distorted body image; undue influence of weight/shape on self-evaluation
• D) belief that one is too thin; wanting to gain weight.
• E) concern with the way others see you; the image of food as evil

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