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'Stop eating!': how this American show shaped the self-image of millions of women

'Stop eating!': how this American show shaped the self-image of millions of women

The reality show America’s Next Top Model is highlighted for its history of bodyshaming and its significant impact on the self-image of many women. Clinical psychologist Juliette Taquet offers guidance on identifying these negative patterns and fostering a healthier body perspective in contemporary society.

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