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Now a days in General and in areas of fashion,modelling and cine world "to be thin " is preferred like any thing,Skeletal bony exhibition with very thin flesh as if like "MANNEQUIN" in show room is desire of many particulary GIrls and women entering in world of cinema,fashion or modelling or contesting a beauty competition at district,state,national or international level but Mannequins may prompt body image problems and encourage eating disorders like Anorexia Nervosa in young people. Mannequins represent a severely underweight woman.
we should not go by the body size of fashion store mannequins for they are “too thin” and promote unrealistic body ideals which can be dangerous for young adults, warn researchers.The study, published in the Journal of Eating Disorders, found that the average female mannequin’s body size was representative of a severely underweight woman.These ultra-thin models may prompt body image problems and encourage eating disorders in young people, the researchers said.
“What we are instead saying is that presentation of ultra-thin female bodies is likely to reinforce inappropriate and unobtainable body ideals. So as a society we should be taking measures to stop this type of reinforcement,” Robinson said.
“Given that the prevalence of body image problems and disordered eating in young people is worryingly high, positive action that challenges communication of ultra-thin ideal may be of particular benefit to children, adolescents and young adult females,” he noted.For the study, the team surveyed national fashion retailers located on the high street of two cities in Britain.
The average male mannequin’s body size was significantly larger in contrast to the average female mannequin’s body size and only a small proportion of male mannequins represented an underweight body size.
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