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The 71 pages that link to Body image, each with the reason it gives.

• Fashion photographyRelated: Casting and retouching in fashion images can shape ideals against which bodies are judged.

• PubertyRelated: Rapid bodily changes can shape how adolescents perceive their appearance.

• Dress codeRelated: Appearance policing can shape how people evaluate and experience their bodies.

• Social comparison theoryRelated: Appearance comparisons are a major route through which social standards affect body judgments.

• Eating disorderRelated: Disturbed body image can reinforce restriction, checking, and distress.

• Self-conceptBroader topic: It is a distinct, consequential domain within beliefs about personal attributes.

• Self-esteemRelated: Body-related evaluations can shape self-esteem, especially when appearance becomes a basis of worth.

• Sexual objectificationRelated: Objectifying evaluation can influence how people assess and experience their bodies.

• Beauty standardRelated: Internalizing an appearance ideal can influence how people perceive and feel about their bodies.

• Body dysmorphic disorderNarrower topic: Body image is broader than the persistent, impairing preoccupation required for this disorder.

• Body horrorRelated: Body horror magnifies anxieties about appearance, integrity, and the self's physical form.

• Fashion modelRelated: Casting and retouching practices make fashion modeling part of debates about appearance ideals.

• Life drawingRelated: Repeated study of varied bodies can challenge idealized standards of appearance.

• Fashion showRelated: Casting and styling choices in shows influence public ideas about fashionable bodies.

• AmputationRelated: Visible changes after amputation can affect self-perception and social experience.

• BodybuildingNarrower topic: Bodybuilding makes the pursuit and public evaluation of appearance unusually explicit.

• Venus of WillendorfRelated: Modern responses to the figure often reveal assumptions about bodies as much as prehistoric meanings.

• Body schemaCompared with: Unlike body schema, body image includes conscious beliefs and attitudes about appearance.

• ClothingRelated: Clothing interacts with how bodies are perceived and presented.

• Fashion modelingRelated: Repeated fashion imagery can influence how bodies are evaluated and represented.

• Body positivityRelated: Public messages about acceptance interact with private experiences of appearance.

• Sexual double standardRelated: Sexual reputational judgments can intensify scrutiny of bodies and perceived sexual respectability.

• Fashion advertisingRelated: Fashion imagery can influence which bodies are treated as desirable or normative.

• HirsutismRelated: Unwanted visible hair can affect self-image and social comfort beyond its medical cause.

• NudityRelated: Experiences of nudity can affect how people perceive and evaluate their bodies.

• SexualizationRelated: Sexualized ideals can shape how people judge their own appearance.

• EmbodimentRelated: It distinguishes conscious body representations from the body's practical role in experience.

• Victoria's Secret Fashion ShowRelated: Debate over the show's narrow casting connected it to concerns about body ideals.

• VulvaRelated: Vulvar appearance varies widely, while cultural expectations can influence how that variation is judged.

• Nude (art)Related: Nude imagery can reinforce or challenge expectations about bodily appearance.

• Eugen SandowRelated: Sandow’s celebrated proportions helped popularize a particular ideal of the male physique.

• Hair removalRelated: Expectations about body hair can shape how people evaluate their appearance.

• LingerieRelated: Lingerie’s fit and imagery can shape how bodies are presented and evaluated.

• Penile cancerRelated: Visible lesions and genital surgery can alter body image.

• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit IssueRelated: The issue’s idealized imagery has figured in discussion of beauty standards and body image.

• Women’s magazinesRelated: Repeated beauty imagery has made women’s magazines a site of debate about appearance and self-perception.

• AdornmentRelated: Ideas about bodily appearance influence which adornments people choose or reject.

• ButohRelated: Butoh prompts can recast the body as an animal, object, landscape, or imagined condition.

• Personal groomingRelated: Grooming can express or respond to feelings about one's appearance.

• Tyra BanksRelated: Banks’s television work brought public attention to appearance pressures and body image.

• Body image disturbanceNarrower topic: Disturbance can affect any part of this broader body-related experience.

• Erotic massageRelated: Nudity and close bodily attention can bring body image into the experience.

• Foot fetishismRelated: Personal feelings about feet can affect how the interest is experienced or expressed.

• Muscle dysmorphiaNarrower topic: Muscle dysmorphia involves a distressing mismatch between perceived and actual muscularity.

• SelfieRelated: Repeated exposure to posed or edited selfies can influence appearance judgments.

• Sports braRelated: Coverage and support preferences can influence how sports bras feel to wear.

• LeggingsRelated: Close-fitting leggings make body shape visually salient and can affect how wearers feel about appearance.

• PantiesRelated: Sizing, advertising, and fit can affect how people experience their bodies.

• Pubic hairRelated: Expectations about pubic hair can influence comfort and body image.

• Clinical lycanthropyRelated: Some reported cases include a felt bodily transformation alongside the wolf belief.