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    Social Stigmatization, Self-Concept and Quality of Life in Obese People examines how social stigmatization affects the self-concept and quality of life in obese individuals. The document discusses how obese people often face stigma and negative stereotyping in social situations. This stigma can negatively impact their self-esteem and self-worth. The quality of life for obese individuals is also often lower than for people of normal weight, with obesity linked to poorer physical and mental health outcomes. Addressing the social stigma around obesity could help improve self-concept and quality of life for those affected.

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    Social Stigmatization, Self-Concept and Quality of Life in Obese People examines how social stigmatization affects the self-concept and quality of life in obese individuals. The document discusses how obese people often face stigma and negative stereotyping in social situations. This stigma can negatively impact their self-esteem and self-worth. The quality of life for obese individuals is also often lower than for people of normal weight, with obesity linked to poorer physical and mental health outcomes. Addressing the social stigma around obesity could help improve self-concept and quality of life for those affected.

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    Social Stigmatization, Self-Concept and Quality of Life in Obese People examines how social stigmatization affects the self-concept and quality of life in obese individuals. The document discusses how obese people often face stigma and negative stereotyping in social situations. This stigma can negatively impact their self-esteem and self-worth. The quality of life for obese individuals is also often lower than for people of normal weight, with obesity linked to poorer physical and mental health outcomes. Addressing the social stigma around obesity could help improve self-concept and quality of life for those affected.

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    Social Stigmatization, Self-

    Concept and Quality of Life in


    Obese People
    by Huma Gul Mscp02203077

    Submission date: 30-Sep-2022 04:44PM (UTC+0500)


    Submission ID: 1912911680
    File name: plagiarism_-_25.docx (121.71K)
    Word count: 17953
    Character count: 98550
    Social Stigmatization, Self-Concept and Quality of Life in Obese
    People
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