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Sexual objectification as a predictor of sexual risk tolerance
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services, 2021HIV rates among men who have sex with men (MSM) in the US remain high. While risk is being redefined in the age of treatment as prevention, research is needed to better understand sexual behavior a...
Hunter Paul Drake +4 more
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Psychology of Violence, 2016
OBJECTIVE: Recent research grounded in objectification theory reveals significant positive associations between experiences of sexual objectification and sexual assault victimization. However, it remains unclear why this relationship exists. To address this question, we tested a path model in which repeated experiences of body evaluation (a form of ...
Molly R. Franz +2 more
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OBJECTIVE: Recent research grounded in objectification theory reveals significant positive associations between experiences of sexual objectification and sexual assault victimization. However, it remains unclear why this relationship exists. To address this question, we tested a path model in which repeated experiences of body evaluation (a form of ...
Molly R. Franz +2 more
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Sexual objectification increases retaliatory aggression
Aggressive Behavior, 2020AbstractTwo experiments were conducted to investigate whether sexual objectification increases retaliatory aggression serially through increased vulnerability and hostile intent attributions. Female participants were first exposed to the sexual objectification manipulation by receiving compliments from an online male partner (Experiment 1) or imagining
Kai‐Tak Poon, Yufei Jiang
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Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2018
The purpose of this grounded theory study was to investigate transgender people of color's (TPOC's) sexual objectification experiences (SOEs). Fifteen TPOC were interviewed about their experiences with sexual objectification. Using intersectionality and objectification theories as our research paradigms, results suggested that participants' SOEs were ...
Mirella J. Flores +6 more
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The purpose of this grounded theory study was to investigate transgender people of color's (TPOC's) sexual objectification experiences (SOEs). Fifteen TPOC were interviewed about their experiences with sexual objectification. Using intersectionality and objectification theories as our research paradigms, results suggested that participants' SOEs were ...
Mirella J. Flores +6 more
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Objecting to Objectification: Women’s Collective Action against Sexual Objectification on Television
Sex Roles, 2017Media often portray women as mere sexual objects, but to date no known research has explored relations between exposure to such media content and willingness to engage in collective action. In the present study, Italian participants (78 men; 81 women) were exposed to a nature TV documentary (Control video), a television clip portraying women as sexual ...
GUIZZO, FRANCESCA +4 more
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Power and objectification: the sexual objectification of women in positions of power
2022The aim of this thesis is to examine the relationship between women’s power in a professional setting and their sexual objectification. Across five experiments this thesis provides robust support for the hypothesis that women in high-power positions are sexually objectified more than women in positions of moderate-power.
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Perpetuation of sexual objectification: The role of resource depletion
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2016Women are sexually objectified when viewed and treated by others as mere objects. Abundant research has examined the negative consequences of being the target of sexual objectification; however, limited attention has focused on the person doing the objectification. Our focus is on the
James M. Tyler +2 more
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Psychological Assessment
In this study, we developed the Inventory of Partner Sexual Objectification (IPSO) and demonstrated its robust psychometric properties (i.e., high internal consistency, convergent and criterion validity) in a sample of 981 community participants in self-defined committed relationships.
Rebecca L. Brock +4 more
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In this study, we developed the Inventory of Partner Sexual Objectification (IPSO) and demonstrated its robust psychometric properties (i.e., high internal consistency, convergent and criterion validity) in a sample of 981 community participants in self-defined committed relationships.
Rebecca L. Brock +4 more
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Effective Teaching of Sexualization and Objectification
Family Science Review, 2018Accelerated developments in technology have occurred alongside an increasingly dynamic student population within higher education, serving as a catalyst for change in approaches to teaching and learning. In response to these rapid shifts, there has been increasing attention to integration of various instructional technologies into educational settings.
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