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Companion Links

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Unit 1

  • Page 18: Today: Stop obsessing: Women spend 2 weeks a year on their appearance, TODAY survey shows

  • Page 18: McKinsey: The beauty market in 2023: A special State of Fashion report

Unit 2

  • Page 29: PsychCentral: The Benefits of Self-Compassion

  • Page 30: Self-Compassion: Theory, Method, Research, and Intervention

Unit 3

  • Page 42: MasterClass: How to Build Self-Worth

  • Page 43: UC Davis: Research Review Shows Self-Esteem Has Long-Term Benefits

Unit 4

  • Page 56: ScienceDirect: Negative body image mental health literacy in women

  • Page 57: New Dove Research Finds Beauty Pressures Up, and Women and Girls Calling for Change

Unit 5

  • Page 66: The Painful Tradition of Chinese Foot Binding

Unit 7

  • Page 105: The Junto Institute: Emotion Wheel

  • Page 106: Medical News Today: What to know about emotional intelligence

Unit 8

  • Page 114: Rocks, Pebbles and Sand: Prioritizing Your Life

Unit 9

  • Page 133: Everyday Health: All About Boundary Setting

Unit 10

  • Page 148: TED: Most couples need to fight more, not less — here’s why and how to do it

  • Page 149: Psychology Today: Becoming Secure: The Science of Healthy Relationships

Unit 11

  • Page 163: NIH: Intuitive Eating Longitudinally Predicts Better Psychological Health and Lower Use of Disordered Eating Behaviors

  • Page 165: Harvard: The Benefit of Family Mealtime