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 The Assassination of JFK Jr. -Murder By Manchurian Candidate $20.00 I was subjected to about an hour of this film. It apparently puts together a conspiracy out of "holes" in the crash, investigation, etc. and to be fair I think they did a great job considering it's quite obvious that they didn't consult anyone who was even remotely knowledgeable about aviation (as an aside, I'm a Commercial/Instrument Pilot and Flight Instructor with about 5,000 hours.) I'm still in awe over how badly they did on basic fact checking, and I don't mean the smokey grey bits they use to build a conspiracy. I'm talking about basic things about how an airplane flies and FAA regulations. These errors could have been caught by a student pilot whose strongpoint is the ability to recognize an airplane two out of three times. In conclusion, I don't think I could ever recommend anyone purchase this video unless maybe you need a gag gift for a pilot. ![The interplay of personality and negative comments about appearance in predicting body image [An article from: Body Image]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/417jDRoPZ0L._SL160_.jpg) The interplay of personality and negative comments about appearance in predicting body image [An article from: Body Image] $7.95 This digital document is a journal article from Body Image, published by Elsevier in 2006. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Description: This study investigates how personality traits in combination with frequency of and emotional reaction to negative comments about appearance while growing up are related to appearance evaluation and orientation among adult women. Nine hundred and seven participants from a representative sample of Norwegian women aged 22-55, answered questions measuring body image, personality (Big Five), and history of experiencing negative comments about appearance. Results indicated that only emotional reaction to negative comments about appearance significantly predicted both appearance evaluation and orientation, while frequency of negative comments did not. Being extrovert predicted more positive appearance evaluation and being more appearance oriented than being introvert. Scoring high on neuroticism was related to negative appearance evaluation and high appearance orientation. The findings demonstrate the importance of differentiating between the frequency and the emotional impact of teasing as well as including personality traits when studying body image. |
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