Discussion
What is the result of objectification ?
Answer: B
The key gives option B: it does not allow natural development of different body sizes and shapes.
The passage quotes the argument that, as a result of objectification, 'human bodies are not allowed to naturally develop into a diverse range of shapes, sizes and attributes'. That is the result stated in the passage.
Option A, that it makes people thin, is not said; the passage speaks of pressure to modify bodies, not of thinness. Option C uses the word 'busters', which is not in the passage, where the pressures are 'societal stressors and pressures'. Option D, gendered experiences, is the cause the passage names, since gendered experiences of the body constrain body image, and not the result of objectification.
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