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body-image ideals

body-image ideals Body-image ideals are the appearance or body-weight standards people feel they should meet, especially in settings where looks or weight are tied to performance.

Body-image ideals are the appearance or body-weight standards people feel they should meet, especially in settings where looks or weight are tied to performance. In this study context, these ideals are treated as influences on body-image perception, eating-related behaviors, and mental health.

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Drafting source: Dobkowska-Szefer Daria; Staśkiewicz-Bartecka Wiktoria; Kiciak Agata; Kardas Marek. Eating disorders risk assessment and body esteem among elite polish contact karate athletes. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fnut.2025.1704743; article XML SHA-256 86c2382639b7ceeef7b5cb9b8adbca7fb853309de8156ff76242efb7f4508166. “Eating disorders risk assessment and body esteem among elite polish contact karate athletes” (10.3389/fnut.2025.1704743).
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