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Causes of Anorexia (Environmental factors : (Puberty is another important…
Causes of Anorexia
Environmental factors :
Puberty is another important environmental factor contributing to anorexia. It is assumed that the combination of hormonal changes and feelings of stress, anxiety and low self-esteem during puberty that triggers anorexia.
Magazines and newspapers also focus on celebrities' minor physical imperfections, such as gaining a few pounds or having cellulite.
Western culture and society may also play a part. Girls and, to a lesser extent, boys are exposed to a wide range of media messages that constantly reinforce the idea that being thin is beautiful.
pressures and stress at school, such as exams or bullying, particularly teasing about body weight or shape
occupations or hobbies where being thin is seen as the ideal, such as dancing or athletics
a stressful life event, such as losing a job, the breakdown of a relationship, or bereavement
a stressful life event, such as losing a job, the breakdown of a relationship, or bereavement
a stressful life event, such as losing a job, the breakdown of a relationship, or bereavement • physical or sexual abuse
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Psychological Factors
Depression, anxiety and panic
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Perfectionism – setting strict, demanding goals or standards
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Feelings of obsession and compulsion, but not necessarily Obsessive Compulsive Disorder -unwanted thoughts, images or urges that compel them to perform certain acts
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