Bibliography Cooper, Zafora, and Christopher Fairburn. "The Eating Disorder Examination: A Semi-structured Interview for the Assessment of the Specific Psychopathology of Eating Disorders." Int. J. Eat. Disord. International Journal of Eating Disorders 6.1 (1987): 1+. Web This interview looks at a wide variety of the specific psychopathology of eating disorders, including these patients' extreme concerns about their shape and weight. Fairburn, Christopher and Paul J Harrison. “Eating Disorders” The Lancet 631.9355 pg. 407-416 (2003) This article provides specific information on different types of eating disorders. It discusses possible causes of eating disorder development and multiple treatment options. Cattarin, Jill and J. Kevin Thompson. …show more content…
and Gonidakis F. “Eating Disorder and Mass Media” London Center of Management, Cavendish College U.K. 22(3):231-239 This article shows the development and widespread of eating disorders as a medical and social issue. Looking at how mass media affects body image can help me gather factual information about how Brandy Melville’s clothing can affect body image. Harrison, K. “The Body-Electric: The Thin-Ideal Media and Eating Disorders in Adolescents” Journal of Communication 50(3):119-143 (2000) This article focuses specifically on the links between “ideal-image” projected by the media and the development of eating disorders in young people. I can use this information to identify how Brandy Melville’s policies can alter the brain development of young girls. Slater, Amy, Tiggemann Marika, Firth Bonny, Hawkins Kimberly. “Reality Check: An Experimental Investigation of the Addition of Warning Labels to Fashion Magazine Images on Women’s Moods and Body Dissatisfaction” Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology 31.2 (2012) pg. 105-122 This study looks the psychological effects of images in fashion magazines on women’s moods and body dissatisfaction. I can use this study to expose how the images Brandy Melville uses might affect young women’s