Linda A Reddy, Todd A Glover, Christopher M Dudek, Alexander Alperin, Nicole B Wiggs, Briana Bronstein
A randomized trial examining the effects of paraprofessional behavior support coaching for elementary students with disruptive behavior disorders: Paraprofessional and student outcomes
Journal of school psychology
study aim analyze impact interventions help mitigate influence social networks anorexia bulimia nervosa systematic review conducted using pubmed scopus psycinfo web science inclusion criteria randomized clinical trials published 2013 2023 score 5 points van tulder methodological quality scale eight studies selected carried secondary education centers universities one online study sample consisted 5084 participants mainly young women adolescents average age 12 32 years social networks studies described impact general level others focused instagram facebook tiktok twitter snapchat positive correlation found exposure unrealistic beauty ideals found social networks greater concern dissatisfaction body image studies used instruments assess effectiveness interventions interventions helped reduce influence media social networks improve selfperception selfesteem assessments reduce anxiety levels internalization thin beauty ideal reduce dietary restrictions make use social networks differently longerlasting interventions improve body satisfaction one year depressive symptoms six months especially women interventions include attention selfcriticism selfperception selfesteem body image nutritional management media literacy skills