Which risk factor is described as concerns about body image?

• A. Misperception of peer norms
• B. Loss of positive body image
• C. Loss of parents
• D. All of the above

Answer: (B)

Understanding body image as a risk factor means recognizing how a person’s view of their own body can influence their behavior and well‑being. When a prompt talks about concerns with body image, it points to a loss of positive body image—a shift from liking and accepting one’s body to feeling dissatisfied or preoccupied with it. That loss can increase vulnerability to disordered eating, unhealthy dieting, or coping behaviors tied to body dissatisfaction.

The option that matches this idea best is loss of positive body image because it directly describes a decline in how someone feels about their body. Misperception of peer norms is about how someone thinks others behave, not about body feelings. Loss of parents concerns a different domain—family or bereavement—unrelated to body image. All of the above would only be correct if every listed factor involved body image, which isn’t the case.