BEAM lab
@beamlab-clemson.bsky.social
We're the Body image, Eating, Access, and Media (BEAM) lab at Clemson University! We study body image, eating behaviors, technology, and media use under the direction of @bbennettphd.bsky.social
Overall, we had a blast! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our posters or otherwise said hi. We hope to catch you all next year!
December 9, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Overall, we had a blast! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our posters or otherwise said hi. We hope to catch you all next year!
Caitlin and Izzy presented their project, "Local or Global: The Examination of How Country of Origin Relates to Eating Disorder Risk." They found that eating disorder risk is similar across Western and non-Western countries and is not limited to individuals native to the United States.
December 9, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Caitlin and Izzy presented their project, "Local or Global: The Examination of How Country of Origin Relates to Eating Disorder Risk." They found that eating disorder risk is similar across Western and non-Western countries and is not limited to individuals native to the United States.
Charlotte presented her project - "Empowerment vs Insecurity: Examining the Relationship Between Feminist Identity, Body Checking, and Body Avoidance Behaviors," as presented as part of the Collective Liberation and Intersectionality Special Interest Group (SIG).
December 9, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Charlotte presented her project - "Empowerment vs Insecurity: Examining the Relationship Between Feminist Identity, Body Checking, and Body Avoidance Behaviors," as presented as part of the Collective Liberation and Intersectionality Special Interest Group (SIG).
Izzy presented her honors thesis - "Flaws and Flawless Photos: The Relationship Between Photo-Editing Behaviors and Body Dysmorphia Concerns," as presented as part of the Women's Issues in Behavior Therapy Special Interest Group (SIG).
December 9, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Izzy presented her honors thesis - "Flaws and Flawless Photos: The Relationship Between Photo-Editing Behaviors and Body Dysmorphia Concerns," as presented as part of the Women's Issues in Behavior Therapy Special Interest Group (SIG).