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Which of the following is believed to be the underlying cause of the large number of young women in the West who suffer from eating disorders?
A) The growth in the acceptance of vegetarianism.
B) They cannot afford to eat more.
C) The Western world's belief in, "you can never be too rich or too thin."
D) The fact that heavy people reflect a strong belief in weight as a sign of wealth.
E) The recent discovery of a gene related to the disorder.

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Core Concepts in Sociology, Canadian Edition

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