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Evaluate research methods used to study the influence of globalization on…

- - - - Aim: Assess impact of exposure of western TV on body image and eating behavior in teenage girls in the Fiji Islands
      - Method:: SPAN OF 3 YEARS: around 63 Girls given tests with EAT scores, compared before and after introduction of television. Included natural experiment as the researchers didn't impact IV and "westernization process" was not controlled by researchers (only after). It also included surveys.
      - Findings: Girls after westernization had increased EAT scores (indicating lower body image and increased body image issues.
      - Explicit: HOW they are globalization studies and HOW it has SURVEYS. Contrasting, emphasize how they indeed also used semi-structured interviews, but that was after the questionnaires were done
    - - Method: Semi-structured interviews asked about location's experiences growing up, then compared.
      - Findings: Significant- Globalization lead to evolving roles of gender which were stereotypical at the time (such as the one child policy". Then- list other findings.
      - Aim: Compare gender socialization in children aged 11-13 in Delhi and Shanghai
      - Explicit: Emphasize how it's a globalization study (finding of "evolution" of exposure in the cultures).
- - - - Lead to sociopolitical implications that are false
      - Misinterpretations of data, through "interpretations of patterns", can lead to implications that mislead the public to believing western globalization is "bad" or that western cultures are "dominant".