You're listening to Mousalgia, December 7th, 2009.

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Then on with the show. Welcome to Melstaltia, your podcast about Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure, and everything else Disney. Disney. I am your host, Dave, and we have with us today, Jeff.

Hello, everybody. And Kristen. Hello. And Becky. Hey.

All right.

Get ready for the weekly Mousalger Roundup.

For today's Mousalger Roundup, we're going to do something a little bit different than we usually do.

Yeah.

We're going to talk about a self-image study that just went on a couple weeks ago. Mostology gets serious. Yes, we're getting serious. Well, I think it's

interesting. We'll have some interesting things to say, I think. So a couple weeks ago, I was reading

in the Los Angeles, well, it was in our town day paper, but it's an article from the Los Angeles Times

about a study they did on young girls and their self-image.

And you know how you always hear about princesses and is this good for our children to see these idealized, beautiful, young, thin women being princesses.

With big eyes.

Yes.

And so someone did a study on it.

So I'm just going to read this.

It's interesting what the results were.

I'm going to just read this quickly from the Los Angeles Times.

So self-image study, girls want to behave, not look like a princess.

And Sherry Rohn wrote this.

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