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Essay: “The More you Subtract the More you Add,” By Jean Kilbourne
What is the "double bind" girls are put in that is often times unconscious, according to Kilbourne?
Why are young girls "extremely desirable" to advertisers?
Kilbourne explains that women score higher than men on the standard of "self objectification." What is this? And why might it be harmful to girls?
Does the author argue that ads cause eating disorders? Explain your answer.
How do the findings of the 1999 study at the University of Michigan link to popular advertising messages aimed at girls?
. Kilbourne explains that women score higher than men on the standard of "self objectification." What is this? And why might it be harmful to girls?
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