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In the digital age, there are a lot of demanding situations for women to beat to be able to broaden a good body image. Many experiences have investigated the role of social media and other styles of digital media in influencing body image. The cyber web is now an critical a part of Canadian families. According to one report, about 40% of households have Internet access, and the average Internet user spends more than 36 hours per 30 days online. Interestingly, Canada has one of the most world's highest Internet access rates. Despite these high levels of Internet usage, the question is still: what's the real dating among the internet and body dissatisfaction?A recent study investigated the dating between Facebook and body dissatisfaction. This is a relatively new phenomenon that researchers haven't fully explored, but one that has been deemed critical enough to warrant consideration. Using a sample of over 12,000 teenagers in Australia, the authors tested the efficacy of Facebook in the aforementioned aforementioned, and more essential, the effects on body image. They discovered that compared to more standard styles of social networking, Facebook was more likely to have a negative impact on body image. Moreover, the study found that Facebook was one of the best at promoting the main colossal body-associated message, the elusive "I'm not fat". Overall, the study showed that despite the gimmicks abound in the Internet, time spent on Facebook is the most correlated with poor body image.15.01.2023