concept   body image
culture   Fiji
statement   In Fijian culture, a larger body size has historically been associated with beauty, wealth, and health.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 body image Fiji Historically, a larger body size has been desirable and a symbol of beauty, with cultural practices and rituals promoting weight gain. 1
2 body image Tonga In some cultures, a larger body size is traditionally associated with health, beauty, and prosperity. 1
3 body image perception Fiji Appreciation for a larger, curvier body type 1
4 body image perception Tonga In some Pacific Island cultures, a larger, more robust body type is associated with masculinity and strength. 1
5 ideal body image Fiji Traditionally, a fuller body type is considered attractive, symbolizing health and prosperity 1
6 ideal body shape Fiji A larger body size is traditionally considered more attractive, and significant weight gain is encouraged, reflecting cultural values of abundance and health. 1
7 ideal body shape Tonga A fuller and curvier body shape is traditionally seen as ideal, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. 1
8 perception of body image Fiji Emphasis on larger, fuller body image as a symbol of beauty and wealth 1
9 perception of body image Tonga Emphasis on larger, fuller body image as a symbol of beauty and wealth 1