Robin has always exercised regularly and eaten a healthy, well-rounded diet. However, Robin begins to watch more television and read fashion magazines when she moves away from home to attend college. Even though she has never worried about her body before, Robin suddenly begins to think she is fat and is dissatisfied with her body. This demonstrates how media can impact
A. body image.
B. emotions.
C. image.
D. perception.
Answer: A
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