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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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"Plastic surgeons have started to post their surgeries on social media to market to customers—but this trend can be dangerous ..." 
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"When Fyodor Dostoyevsky wrote, in The House of the Dead, that “Man is a creature that can get accustomed to anything,” he was …"
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"Plastic surgery is more popular than ever, with 1.8 million procedures done last year alone. Who decides what's ethical with extreme surgery? ..."
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"Inspired by pop stars and encouraged by culture that equates success with physical beauty, the "self-racism subtext" of buying an ideal Korean face..."
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"For years, a number of publications have covered the controversial new trend of plastic surgeries inspired by social media filters, calling it "troubling," "disturbing" and "desperate" ..."
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"We now know people don’t have to be consciously aware that they are aroused for their reward system to highjack neural pathways. New research on addiction indicates social media “likes” and approval from others is changing the way we think and request plastic surgery. Welcome to 'Selfie Surgery'. ..."
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"New apps replicate the results of plastic surgery without taking the plunge. FEMAIL writer Emily Hodgkin, 23, from London put the face and body sculpting technology to the test ..."
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...According to the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS), the selfie trend is causing an increasing ..."
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