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How culture dictates how we view the attractiveness and healthiness of our bodies.

By:Sakeena Laving, Amrin Sumra, Yusra Kasmani, Yunis Hashi and Zakaria Noor

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This was a team project  where we conducted a research on different cultural views on attractiveness and healthiness of our bodies.

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This project’s aim is to normalize different body types and allow people to express themselves in whatever way they want without having the pressures of society around them.

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The ideas, customs and social behavior of a particular people or society.

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We asked 12 different people of different cultures and they concluded of: 1 European  1 African  2 Arabs 4 Somalians 4 Indians

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Forms response chart. Question title: What is your gender?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: What is your age group?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: How often are your day-to-day life decisions influenced by your culture?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Do some of your cultural practices affect your physical health i.e in terms of food or activities?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Does your culture give you a specific expectation on how you should look like?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Is your cultural food healthy and if no do you think there is a way to make it healthier while still retaining the main aspects of the food? (Answer with yes or no and if no explain the answer). Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Does your culture affect how you think of your body?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Does your culture make you believe that males and females should have different body types i.e females can be thin while men can be however they want to be?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Does body shaming occur commonly in your culture?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

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Forms response chart. Question title: Would you be more comfortable in your body if you didn't have the pressures of society and culture surrounding you?. Number of responses: 12 responses.

How culture dictates how we view the attractiveness and healthiness of our bodies.

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