engl outline
1.Title
a.NameofassignmentArgumentOutline
b. YourTitleRelationbetweenWomeninAdvertisingandEatingDisordersinYoungGirls
2. Introduction
a. Question/anecdote/statistic/quote(pickone)“Younggirlsarebecomingawareofbodyweight
andfigureas earlyaseightyearsold.Thisturnhascausedeatingdisorderstorisesincethe1970s,young
girlsarefeelingthe pressuresabouthavingtocreatetheperfectbody.”
b. Briefbackgroundinformation
Womenbecomeincreasinglyawareoftheirbodiesastheygetolder,especiallywiththeconstant
awareness
ofthemedia.Womenarebecomingobjectifiedatyoungerandyoungerages,andarebecomingmore
andmore awareofthatfactastimegoeson.
c. List(2)otherperspectivequotes
i. “Researchershavefoundthatchildren’smaininformationonsexualityandsexualhealth isthrough
themedia,thisisespeciallyalarmingsincemostofthemediauseswomenassexualobjects.”
ii. “Inaculturethatcutsoffwomenfrommanyoftheirownpossibilitiesbeforetheybarley havehada
chancetosensethem,thatpainbelongstoallwomen.Outletsforcopingmayvarywidely,andmaybe
moreorlessaddictive,moreorlessself-destructive.Butatsomelevel,allwomenknowwhatitistolack
accessto theirownpower,tolivewithapieceofthemselvesunclaimed.”
d. ThesisStudieshaveshownthat90%ofeatingdisordersarefromyounggirlswhoexperiencethe
pressure tofitsociety'sideal“beauty”.
3. Body
a. Definition
Anyofseveralpsychologicaldisorders(suchasanorexianervosaorbulimia)characterizedby
serious
disturbancesofeatingbehavior-MerriamWebster’sonlinedictionary
b. Developedbackgroundand/orhistoryEatingdisordershavehadasignificantinfluenceinthe
currentpublic healthwherehealthcomplicationshavebeenontheriseamongindividuals.Womenare
highlyinfluencedbythe eatingdisorderswhichneedstobeconsideredeffectively.Womenpicktheirbest
imagesanduseinadvertsing whichhasahugeimactontheirfollowersonsocialmedia.
c. Develop(2)otherperspectivequotes
-Playtexcampaign:“eatingdisorderscreateaverydifficultenvironmenthealthwise”
-oldewomen’sperspective:“eatingdisordersareverymuchstressfultohandleamongwomen”
d. SupportsfromResearchGuide1(2+sources)
i. TopicsentenceAdvertisementhasplayedahugeroleinpressureyoungwomentofitthe idealbeauty
causingharmtoayoungwoman'smind.
ii. QuoteOnestudyfoundthat47%ofthegirlswereinfluencedbymagazinepicturesto wanttolose
weight,butonly29%wereactuallyoverweight.Researchhasalsofoundthatstringentdietingto
achieveanidealfigurecanplayakeyroleintriggeringeatingdisorders.
iii. RestatementofquotesTryingtoachievetheidealslimbodyhasinfluencedgirlstowant tolose
weight,resultinginextremedietingorhelpdevelopbadhabitssuchaseatingdisorders.
iv. Youranalysis/synthesisThemediaandadvertisingplaysahugeroleininfluencingwhat women
viewas“beautiful”.Floodingwomen’sbrainswithtall,slenderbodiesofmodernmodelsisatacticthe
mediausestokeepsocietyupwiththetimes.Advertisementisabigindustrythathasamajorinfluencein
targeted customersthroughoutthedecades.
v. TransitiontonextparagraphAdvertisementhavebeenobjectifying,sexualizing,and
downgradingwomenfordecadescausingyoungwomentofeelthepressureofobjectificationas
earlyastheir childhoodyears.
e. SupportsfromResearchGuide2(2+sources)
i. Topicsentence
ii. Quotes(2)“Advertisinghelpstocreateaclimateinwhichcertainattitudesandvalues flourish,such
astheattitudethatwomenarevaluableonlyasobjectsofmen’sdesire”
“Ithasbeenrecentlyargued,coherentlywithpreviousresearch,thatthemediamaybe
responsibleforthe spreadofeatingdisorders.Thisarticlereviewsthisliterature,andevaluateswhatthe
realroleofthemediainthe spreadofeatingdisordersis.
iii. Restatementofquotes(2)Advertisingcreatescertainattitudesandvaluesthisisalarming especially
sincethemediaobjectifiesanddowngradewomenthroughoutthedecades.Youngwomenasyoungas10
yearsoldfeeltheneedtostartdietingtofitthesenormalstandards.
Researchhasshownthatthereisalinkbetweenthemediaandtheattitudesyoungpeoplehave
towardtheir
bodies.
iv. Youranalysis/synthesis Itcanbeeasilyseenbetweenthesequotesthatacorrelation hasbeennoticed
overtimebetweenthegrowingbeautystandardduetothemediathatthere’sagrowingdesiretobe “fit”or
“thin”
v. Transitiontonextparagraph
f. SupportsfromResearchGuide3(2+sources)
i. Topicsentence
ii. Quotes(2)“InJune2015,thenewspapersinEnglandonceagainpointedatthemedia industryas
responsibleforthespreadofeatingdisorders.This articlereviewsthisargumentandpreviousresearch
ontheroleofthemediaindustryintheperpetrationofimagesthatmayfostereatingdisorders.”-
(anonymous)
“Thecurrentfindingsbuildonresearchdemonstratingthatmediacoverage
inadvertentlyinfluence potentiallyharmfulsearchtrendsonline”
iii. Restatementofquotes(2)themediaindustryisthoughttohavethemostimportant influence
overtheindividualswhodevelopeatingdisorders
iv. Youranalysis/synthesis
v. Transitiontonextparagraph
4. Conclusion
a. Includeabriefsummaryofthepaper'smainpointsTheeatingdisordershavebeenhighly
influenced bymediawhichdoesnotputintofocusthenegativeeffectsofthefoodproductsbeing
advertisedthus exposingtheentiresociety.
b. Pickoneormore
i. Evokeavividimage
ii. Callforsomesortofaction
iii. EndwithawarningInabilitytocontrolthesignificantriseofeatingdisorderswill resultinavery
much-disabledsocietywithhighdependencyratio.
iv. Universalize(comparetoothersituations)
v. Suggestresultsorconsequences
c.Thefollowingarebestasthelastlineofyouressay
i. Askaprovocativequestion“Whywouldthemedianotheldresponsibleforwrongful advertising
foodproducts?
ii. Useaquotation“Mostoftheseeatingdisorderscanbecontrolledeffectively”
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