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Morality is conceived as a form of cognition that determines social values and behaviors. Nevertheless, traditional representational cognitive explanations have been unsatisfactory. Alternative theories are the embodiment, which considers that the body, action, and context constitute cognition. These approaches offer a revolutionary perspective in the study of morality, making it possible to overcome the limitations of more traditional positions. Therefore, this work sought to analyze the characteristics and main results of the articles published between 1980 and 2022 that have addressed morality from an embodied cognition perspective. A scoping review was carried out according to the PRISMA statement. Fifty-one articles met the inclusion criteria. These papers showed that research on embodied morality has increased in the last decade, especially empirical research, and has been primarily concerned with the relationship between sensorimotor metaphors and moral behavior. In particular, the authors report the following associations: perception of disgust with immorality, cleanliness of body and hands with reduction of distress caused by wrong actions, body weight with guilt, and body openness with immorality. Furthermore, few studies were found outside of North America and Europe, showing a lack of research in other world areas where it could have critical applications, such as Africa or South America. The applications were primarily theoretical, although political, clinical, and social uses were also explored. We recommend several pathways for future research in this area based on these findings. First, sample diversity should be expanded regarding participants' age, social, cultural, and economic background. Future research should include practitioners from disciplines other than psychology and neuroscience, as embodied morality encompasses social, economic, and linguistic factors. Regarding the methods used, future research could implement more situated techniques that consider the body and environmental, relational, and cultural factors. Lastly, we recommend that researchers in this area continue replicating the results, which gives them greater validity and broadens their theories by implementing different and diverse methods and samples and studying new body aspects. 1) there is a gradual increase during the 20th century in publications, reflecting a developing disciplinary field; 2) the samples used to be university students, limiting the generalization of the results; 3) the most consistent association between morality and the body refers to the use of sensorimotor metaphors about disgust, cleanliness, openness, and body weight; and 4) the most used methods continue to be the classic moral dilemmas, which indicates that a methodological break towards more situated and ecological methods is still required. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The modern historical construction of individual subjetivity and the heterosexual division of the body, had influences in the aesthetic classic and modem discourses, which one paradoxically ended by making invisible the spectator and the artist body as sexual-generic subjects. The body art in the beginnings of 1960, represented for the artists a change in the diverse conceptions and aesthetic possibilities about the body and the gaze. The present paper develops a historical framework about the modern body and die influence of this in the modem feminist performance. Based in Chantal Pcñalosa's performance: "Sobre la Av. México", this paper develops a theoretical critic about the performance body, as a politic of presence, whereby modifies and reconsiders the role of the gaze and the body as cmpathic spaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Our objective was to clarify the relationship between adverse life events and the altered body image in eating disorders. We reviewed English and Spanish papers indexed in MEDLINE, PsycINFO and ScienceDirect from the last 10 years. We included 16 studies of which 37.5% focus on eating disorders. Sexual abuse, physical abuse, domestic violence, bullying and having experienced multiples adverse life events have been associated with overweight patients and high body dissatisfaction. Emotional abuse has been associated with underweight and body shape concerns. Posttraumatic symptoms and emotion dysregulation have been identified as mediating factors. Eating disorder psychopathology could be the response to a bad regulation of negative emotion coming from different adverse life events and this mechanism could underlie patiens' body dissatisfaction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present paper takes child discourse as its starting point. The everyday expression "me meto en Internet" (i.e. "I get on the web"), as used by boys and girls in a grade school in a district of Barcelona, suggests the idea that the media and the information highway are inscribed in current childhood experiences. Talking with fifth grade boys and girls in a series of intentional dialogues whose purpose was to ask about the school's role in the construction of children's corporeity, it was made clear that we needed a new analytical stance in order to unravel the interpretations of eleven- and twelve-year-old subjects about their own corporeity, taking into account the universally disruptive intrusion of the media. From a constructionist point of view (Guba and Lincoln, 1994), this paper describes how this irruption represents a gate to access certain practices that call for an adult exploration. The text in this study is in itself a narrative account - i.e. a 'story' in the sense that Clandinin and Connelly (2000) ascribe to this word - in which my voice is combined with the students' discourse, as well as with various theoretical schools of thought. The paper fi nds its inspiration in the assumption that childhood, as a social category, no longer resembles the image that we adults take for granted as a faithful representation. Our outdated image of childhood, drawing from our life experience and a professional training forged in past contexts, is but an idealized representation of children as dependants - beings completely conditioned by the adults on whom they rely for support. This image, however, has been shattered by the presence of the media and other technological novelties that foster new ways of being, feeling and living. Technology summons up new possible worlds for child agents, allowing for more complex ways to think about themselves while interleaving new processes of identification and un-identification between discourses and practices that make up their selfknowledge and also offering them the consent and the space to be. Operatively, a body is not only a pillar of support, but it also provides a certain degree of character that goes into the making of a possible identity. The ultimate purpose of this paper is to explore the embodied subjectivity of today's childhood in order to understand how child subjects reinterpret themselves when facing media discourses and practices, and who provides them with information and entertainment that spreads and reaffirms the image of an ideal body. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the perspective of transformative consumer research, problems associated with women body image are related to consumption practices not healthy such cosmetic surgery, inadequate consumption of slimming products, uncontrolled diets, etc. This paper investigated which categories are associated with the term body image and discuss the implications for womens welfare. For these propouse, were searched articles related to the subject in 7 international cientifical databases. The search returned 183 articles analysed by Content Analysis. The secundaries categories were: Body image, Body satisfaction; Body dissatisfaction; Weight and shape; Physical self; Perceptions of physical self; Healthier lifestyle. The relations obtained for these study can contribute to future studies about relations bettwen body image and consumption of beauty products. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Genetic anthropology studies offer evolutionary and migratory narratives to characterize individuals and human groups based on genetic traits. From the analysis of genetic information, these studies construct genealogies that connect body characteristics with geographies and stories of origin. In recent years, an international group of researchers worked in a project focused on Latin American populations. In this paper, we present the results of our ethnographic work and interviews with participants in this project. Based on this material, we show that Mexican participants tend to use their physical appearance, typological ideas of human difference, family stories and family names to give meaning to scientific terms such as genetic ancestry. Participants rely on shared visual habits to interpret their own and others' appearance and to negotiate their belonging to racial, ethnic and family groups. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper the implications of body image, motivation and self-esteem on academic performance of students at the Dance Conservatory of Córdoba were analyzed. In a sample of 75 students, we developed an anthropometric and behavioral analysis focused on the assessment of body image and a study of self-esteem and motivation, establishing relationships between these factors and performance. Subsequently, an emotional education program was implemented to improve the deficiencies identified. The study of the effects of this intervention and the development of academic results showed the large influence of self-esteem and motivation on performance. The study also revealed the importance of working on self-esteem to build an appropriate body image and the need for emotional education and the systematic use of diagnostic tools to prevent eating behaviour disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this essay was to perform a bibliographic exploration that engages sources from different social science disciplines, aiming to establish some of the connections that occurs between culture and body image's construction, and between the latter and clothing. Body and clothing are taken as object of study with the purpose of continuing the work already carried on in a previous paper (Velázquez, 2011). Although the preceding investigation takes the hypothesis that the dress would work as a metaphor for the personality and the connections the subject establishes with its immediate environment and society as a starting point, the traditional hypothetico - deductive method was not used. The social sciences, among which are included some of the disciplines that will be taken here as a reference, can be considered multi-paradigmatic. They are not regulated by a single theoretical paradigm as Kuhn (1971) praised, but instead they rely on multiple theories or logic-bubbles (de Bono, 1992) that achieve partial statements, or attempts at explanations, reduced to the portion of reality that each of them take as object of study. In this context, the multiple theories that coexist in social sciences overlap explanations, arise conceptual conflicts and let, most certainly, gaps and blind spots in the limits of their conceptions. It is therefore proposed, for the sake of scientific progress out of conflict and creativity, the search and creation of organizing concepts according to Saltalamacchia (1997). The articulation of theories from different disciplines, understood as overlapping metaphors that try to explain the same reality, enables the production of novel insights about the studied subject and the creation of new theories. Given the bibliographic research done, it can be visualized that subjectivity and society are in fact a network of relationships which effect on actual practice and daily life is structured by imaginary significations (Castoriadis, 1975) that configure the way we act and think. It can be also be stated that body and clothing can become a privileged observable for the study of the workings of this web of interrelationships. Therefore, studying the field in which clothing, inextricably related to the body, intervenes, and the ways in which it does, involves analyzing the discourses, practices and institutions that shape the representations of body, identity and society. Clothing, in its relation to the body, can be conceived as dialectic rather than as a metaphor. If, in opposition to substantialism (Carpio, 2003), things cannot be considered in themselves but only in terms of their relations, it is possible to conceive the biological body as the thesis and clothing as the anti-thesis, the synthesis of which would be body image or images. In this line of thought, it can be ventured that clothing may be a constituent part of the body image that we form of ourselves, reason because it also would integrate the identity of subjects and intervene in the regulation of social exchanges that individuals establish with others and with their environment. The study of the specific ways in which clothing is involved in the relationships that individuals establish with their surroundings and society can be enriched from different disciplinary perspectives and under the scrutiny of various methods of analysis. All these lines of analysis will be stimulating and appropriate for the planned study. In this respect, this assay attempts to register a particular bibliographic tour, among many possible others, that is concerned with the issue under study and report on the significant contributions that may be useful for investigations of this nature. Undoubtedly, this task has an initial character and will achieve its full significance once the contributions collected are tested in the fieldwork. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper we present the construct validity and reliability of 3D simulation called My-School4Web, aimed to the detection of substance use, bullying and body image disturbances. In the same recreate different situations that have to do with this kind of behavior and, depending on the answers given by the participants, you get a risk profile. The sample consisted of 438 students of Secondary Education and students of the first university courses. Program factor structure shows the presence of four factors (accounting for 64.07% of the variance), which indicate the presence of three dimensions. Also acceptable reliability indexes are obtained. Results are discussed and the utility of this type of program. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper intends to show the combination of therapeutical strategies in the treatment of long evolution food disorders. This fashion of work entitled "Modelo Santa Cristina" is based on several theoretical paradigms: Enabling Model, Action Control Model, Change Process Transtheoretical Model and Cognitive-Behavioural Model (Cognitive Restructuring and Learning Theories). Furthermore, Gestalt, Systemic and Psychodrama Orientation Techniques. The purpose of the treatment is both the normalization of food patterns and the increase in self-knowledge, self- acceptance and self-efficacy of patients. The exploration of ambivalence to change, the discovery of the functions of symptoms and the search for alternative behaviours, the normalization of food patterns, bodily image, cognitive restructuring, decision taking, communication skills and elaboration of traumatic experiences are among the main areas of intervention. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This manuscript presents a critical synthesis of empirical research evidence and theoretical developments that give support to the importance of the body and body image regarding the construction of identity and its psychotherapeutic reconstruction. The paper is based on a relational constructivist conceptual framework, and it follows a structure focused on the dialectics between the (social and personal) construction of the self, and the construction of the (also social and personal) ideal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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