Factors that influence body image & self-esteem
Inner beauty
How to have a positive body image
Facts and Myths about body image & self-esteem
100

This stage of teenagers lives can really affect how they think of themselves. This time is known as ________?

Puberty

100

Being funny is an example of which internal beauty category?   Personality, skills, or values?

Personality

100

Name 1 way to make someone feel good about themselves.

Give someone a compliment, smile, ask about their life, etc.

100

______ percent of people under the age of 18 feel have a negative body image.  

A.  48%

B.  12%

C.  66%

C.  66%

200

Being bullied can fall in which 2 categories of factors that can influence body image?

A.  Your abilities/skills

B.  Social Media

C.  Puberty

D.  Peers/School

B & D  (social media and peers/school)

200

What does it mean to have a skill?

The ability to do something that comes from experience, training, and/or practice.

200

What types of feelings are associated with negative body image?  Select all that apply!

A.  Fear

B.  Excitement

C.  Anxiety

D.  Sadness/depression

A, C, D

200

How many Americans suffer from low self-esteem?

A.  85%

B.  38%

C.  75%

A.  85%

300

Self-esteem is how we feel about our physical appearance or looks.  True or false?

False - self esteem is how we value and respect ourself and deals with self-worth.

300

Name 2 things that would fall under the "skills" category of internal beauty.

Cooking, sports, typing fast, reading well, build things, etc.

300

How is social media shaping and negatively affecting our concept of beauty?

Instagram and other social media platforms define beauty as skin deep.  The use of filters and highlighting beauty features such as full lips, small nose, fake eyelashes, etc gives unrealistic expectations of what beauty actually is.  These things can give us insecurities and trigger negative body image concerns.

300

Explain why this is a myth:  You can't fake confidence.

People with low self-esteem often don't believe in themselves and they act more confident than they actually feel.  

400

How can past experiences influence our body image and/or self-esteem?

Life experiences and trauma can contribute to both positive and negative body image.

400

What does this phrase mean?  "Beauty is more than skin deep."

Beauty is not something that is just superficial...it's what's inside that's more meaningful, such as your character, abilities, personality, and values.

400

Explain this statement: I can choose to have a good or bad attitude each and every day.

True - no matter what's going on in your life, your attitude is a choice.  If you fill your mind with negativity, you will experience a negative outlook on life.   Positive thinking can help you have a better mindset and make smart decisions.

400

A healthy body image doesn't mean achieving a specific appearance. It means feeling comfortable with your body as it is. How can you tell if someone has a healthy body image?

Body image is how you think and feel about your appearance, and how you feel in your own skin. A person can have a healthy or unhealthy body image, regardless of how they look. Developing a healthy body image contributes to self-esteem and wellbeing.

500

What's the first stage of the behavioral change model when it comes to body image? 

A. pre-contemplation stage

B. contemplation stage 

C. preparation stage

D. action stage 

A. pre-contemplation stage 

500

1.  What are values?  

2.  Give 3 examples of values

Values are what you believe in and what are most important in your life.  Examples: Family, school, money, Honesty, Love, etc.

500

How can setting goals for yourself help you to have positive body image and self-esteem?

It can help you feel motivated and, in turn, feel good about yourself.  It can also allow you to know what makes you happy, which increases your overall well-being.

500

At what age do children start developing poor body image?

A. 6

B. 8

C.10

D.12

A. 6