Understanding the mechanisms behind the sexualized-body inversion hypothesis: The role of asymmetry and attention biases
Abstract
A controversial hypothesis, named the Sexualized Body Inversion Hypothesis (SBIH), claims similar visual processing of sexually objectified women (i.e., with a focus on the sexual body parts) and inanimate objects as indicated by an absence of the inversion effect for both type of stimuli. The current study aims at shedding light into the mechanisms behind the SBIH in a series of 4 experiments. Using a modified version of Bernard et al.´s (2012)...
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Title
Understanding the mechanisms behind the sexualized-body inversion hypothesis: The role of asymmetry and attention biases
Published Date
Apr 5, 2018
Journal
Volume
13
Issue
4
Pages
e0193944 - e0193944
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