SEXUAL ATTRACTION TO MEN AS A RISK FACTOR FOR EATING DISORDERS: THE ROLE OF MATING EXPECTANCIES AND DRIVE FOR THINNESS

Sexual attraction to men as a risk factor for eating disorders: the role of mating expectancies and drive for thinness

Abstract Background Men tend to give more importance than women to physical aspects when selecting a partner; thus, the internalization of beauty standards and the ideal of thinness may be greater in populations attracted to men, placing them at a higher risk of eating disorders.Methods In a sample (n = 398) of heterosexual and gay men and women, w

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Developing national standards for the accreditation of undergraduate medical education and training in South Africa

In this study, quality assurance and accreditation in higher education were investigated, and standards for the self-evaluation of medical schools and the accreditation of medical education in South Africa were identified.A literature study formed the basis for the investigation, while the Delphi technique was used for the empirical study.A set of

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