Can someone write me an abstract, introduction, and literature review

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Sydkne Rackley

Research question: Does the media alter our perceptions of body image?

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Brumberg, J. (1997). The body project : An intimate history of american girls (1st ed. ed.). New York: Random House.

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Lemish, D. (2014). Children and media : A global perspective. Hoboken: Wiley.