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Clinical Case Studies, 2003
Four women who had previously undergone extensive treatment for an eating disorder but continued to have persistent body image disturbances participated in a new body image therapy program, called the Body Positive program. This project was conceptualized as a pilot study in which all participants were treated using the same protocol.
Tiffany M. Stewart, Donald A. Williamson
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Four women who had previously undergone extensive treatment for an eating disorder but continued to have persistent body image disturbances participated in a new body image therapy program, called the Body Positive program. This project was conceptualized as a pilot study in which all participants were treated using the same protocol.
Tiffany M. Stewart, Donald A. Williamson
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Videofluoroscopic Investigation of Body Position on Articulatory Positioning
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2014Purpose To quantitatively examine the effects of body position on the positioning of the epiglottis, tongue, and velum at rest and during speech. Method Videofluoroscopic data were obtained from 12 healthy adults in the supine and upright positions at rest and during speech while ...
Youkyung, Bae +2 more
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Body Position and Acoustic Admittance
Ear and Hearing, 1985The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of body position on the acoustic admittance of the normal middle ear mechanism. Susceptance tympanograms were obtained and their values recorded to determine the significance of any differences among five different body positions. A positive pressure shift was found to occur at the point of maximum
H J, Daniel +3 more
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Effect of body position on deglutition
Digestive Diseases and Sciences, 1994This study examined the effects of changes in body position on different swallowing parameters derived from manofluorographic examinations. Quantitative data were obtained in a group of 12 young healthy volunteers. They were all tested in the upright position; six of them were also evaluated in the supine position, and the other six in the upside down ...
E, Dejaeger +3 more
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Body position with respect to the head or body position in space is coded by lumbar interneurons
Journal of Neurophysiology, 1985In decerebrate cats, we have studied the response of neurons in the L3-L6 segments of the spinal cord to stimulation of neck and vestibular receptors. Neck receptors were stimulated by head rotation in labyrinthectomized cats or by body rotation with the head fixed in labyrinth-intact cats.
I, Suzuki, S J, Timerick, V J, Wilson
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Rivista di Scientifica di Psicologia e Scienze -psyscience.it, 2023
In 1935, Schilder defined body image as the image of one's body in one's mind or how the body appears to oneself. Every day, users of social networks such as Instagram, Facebook or TikTok are subjected to an immense amount of stimuli depicting women. Most of them are shown in sexualized images and, at the same time, represent regular beauty ideals.
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In 1935, Schilder defined body image as the image of one's body in one's mind or how the body appears to oneself. Every day, users of social networks such as Instagram, Facebook or TikTok are subjected to an immense amount of stimuli depicting women. Most of them are shown in sexualized images and, at the same time, represent regular beauty ideals.
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Positioning the Answerable Body in Research
Health Communication, 2016This essay reflects upon my experiences as a field researcher participating with a running group organized to aid those without homes. Borrowing from dialogic as well as affect theory, I contemplate the importance of the answerable body in research by examining a series of defining moments during my experiences in the field.
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"Beauty Knows No Bounds": Exploring the Influence of Body Size and Content Focus on Women's Body ...
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Influence of Body Position on Defecation in Humans
LUTS: Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms, 2010To compare three positions for defecation by measuring abdominal pressure and the anorectal angle simultaneously.We recruited six healthy volunteers. The videomanometric measures included simultaneous fluoroscopic images, abdominal pressures, subtracted rectal pressures and anal sphincter pressures.
Ryuji, Sakakibara +9 more
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Perceived body position and the visual horizontal
Brain Research Bulletin, 1996This contribution examines the relation between the subjective visual vertical, the subjective visual horizontal, and the perceived body position of human subjects. Firmly fixed on a tiltable chair with head and torso restrained, 11 healthy subjects were rolled sideways and indicated their subjective horizontal body position.
Mast F, Jarchow T
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