Others as Objects: How Women and Men Perceive the Consequences of Self-Objectification

Volume: 63, Issue: 9-10, Pages: 657 - 671
Published: Sep 26, 2010
Abstract
Although the negative psychological impact of self-objectification is well-documented, whether people generally recognize this impact in other people remains unclear. We hypothesized that due to their relatively limited experience with self-objectification, men are less likely than women to perceive its ramifications. In Study 1a, where 132 U.S. undergraduates were induced to perceive a female target as self-objectifying, women saw more negative...
Paper Details
Title
Others as Objects: How Women and Men Perceive the Consequences of Self-Objectification
Published Date
Sep 26, 2010
Journal
Volume
63
Issue
9-10
Pages
657 - 671
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