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Gender Differences in Population Versus Media Body Sizes: A Comparison over Four Decades · Study

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Gender Differences in Population Versus Media Body Sizes: A Comparison over Four Decades

Brenda L. Spitzer, Katherine A. Henderson, Marilyn T. Zivian

1999-04-01articleSex Roles402 citationsclosed

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Eating Disorders and Behaviors Gender, Feminism, and Media Media, Gender, and Advertising

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