Becker et al. (2002) Eating Behaviours and Television (Edexcel A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Becker et al. (2002) Eating Behaviours and Television
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What was the main aim of the Becker et al. (2002) study?

To examine TV's effect on Fijian girls

What body type was preferred in traditional Fijian culture?

A robust body type

How many girls were in the 1995 sample, studied weeks after TV was introduced?

63 girls

What type of experiment was used in this study?

A naturalistic experiment

On the EAT-26 survey, what score is considered high?

20 or above

What % of girls had high EAT-26 scores in 1998, after TV exposure?

29.2%

What % of interviewed girls said TV influenced how they viewed their bodies?

83%

What % justified weight loss as improving career prospects?

40%

Which strength relates to the study examining a naturally occurring event?

High ecological validity

What weakness concerns the sample sizes of 63 and 65 participants?

May not represent the 85,000 population

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