2015
DOI: 10.5604/20834543.1152915
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Anorectic behaviours in pro-ana communities

Abstract: Wprowadzenie. U części osób nie diagnozuje się pełnoobjawowej anoreksji, można wówczas mówić u nich o tak zwanym syndromie gotowości anorektycznej (SGA). SGA jest to zespół objawów lokujących się w poznawczej, emocjonalnej i behawioralnej sferze funkcjonowania oraz nasuwających podejrzenie nieprawidłowości w zakresie realizowania potrzeby pokarmowej oraz stosunku do własnego ciała. Ujawniać się on będzie pod postacią tzw. "zachowań anorektycznych". Cel pracy. Celem pracy było ustalenie, czy w badanej grupie wy… Show more

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“…This is the case of the Pro ana movement, where the participants of the movement try to give a new meaning to the concept of normal weight, in which thinness should be accepted as a normal range, while they determine their health status as a lifestyle, demanding acceptance for their own choices (54). As Maciej W. Pilecki, Barbara Józefik and Kinga Sałapa draw attention, due to such "phenomena" eating disorders cease to be perceived as a disease, and they become an expression of personal transgression, selfcreation supported by other participants of such movements (55).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is the case of the Pro ana movement, where the participants of the movement try to give a new meaning to the concept of normal weight, in which thinness should be accepted as a normal range, while they determine their health status as a lifestyle, demanding acceptance for their own choices (54). As Maciej W. Pilecki, Barbara Józefik and Kinga Sałapa draw attention, due to such "phenomena" eating disorders cease to be perceived as a disease, and they become an expression of personal transgression, selfcreation supported by other participants of such movements (55).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"For youth, mass culture is a kind of "a well" from which they can draw all kinds of patterns, and since the cult of a body is so widely promoted by media, they adopt it to their system of values and on a basis of it, form their own identity. They submit to cultural and media messages, ascribing excessive value to the ideal of a beautiful, slim body, which is identified with attractiveness, happiness, a key to success and a good fortune, and more and more often with the ability to control one's own life" (51). In order to conforming to the ideal of a feminine beauty, disseminated in the mass media, they are ready to do almost anything (52), including dedication of one's own health.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%