The way a person perceives their own body

The way a person thinks about their own body

The way a person feels about their own body

All of the above

Media images

Peer pressure

Family expectations

All of the above

Eating disorders

Depression

Anxiety

All of the above

Therapy

Medication

Support groups

All of the above

Talk to their children about body image

Set a good example for their children

Encourage their children to be active and healthy

All of the above

Provide body image education

Create a supportive school environment

Offer counseling and support services

All of the above

Use more diverse images of people

Avoid using unrealistic images of people

Promote healthy body image messages

All of the above

Challenge negative thoughts about their body

Focus on their strengths and accomplishments

Practice self-compassion

All of the above

Body image is how a person perceives their body, while self-esteem is how a person feels about themselves

Body image is how a person thinks about their body, while self-esteem is how a person feels about themselves

Body image is how a person feels about their body, while self-esteem is how a person thinks about themselves

Body image and self-esteem are the same thing

Social media can promote unrealistic body images

Social media can lead to comparison with others

Social media can be used to spread body-positive messages

All of the above

Culture can influence what is considered to be an ideal body type

Culture can influence how people view their own bodies

Culture can influence how people talk about body image

All of the above

Genetics can influence a person's body shape and size

Genetics can influence a person's metabolism

Genetics can influence a person's risk of developing eating disorders

All of the above

People with low self-esteem are more likely to have body image issues

People with perfectionistic tendencies are more likely to have body image issues

People with a history of trauma are more likely to have body image issues

All of the above

Experiencing bullying or discrimination can lead to body image issues

Experiencing sexual abuse or assault can lead to body image issues

Experiencing a major life change, such as a divorce or a move, can lead to body image issues

All of the above

People with depression are more likely to have body image issues

People with anxiety disorders are more likely to have body image issues

People with eating disorders are more likely to have body image issues

All of the above