Original paper
Assessing neural responses towards objectified human targets and objects to identify processes of sexual objectification that go beyond the metaphor
Abstract
Objectification – reducing a someone to a something – represents a powerful and potentially damaging way in which we can see and treat others. Women are often victims of processes of objectification that occur whenever a woman is reduced to her body or certain body parts. What remains unclear is the extent to which a woman becomes an object when objectified. Using the oddball paradigm in three experiments, participants’ neural activity was...
Paper Details
Title
Assessing neural responses towards objectified human targets and objects to identify processes of sexual objectification that go beyond the metaphor
Published Date
Apr 30, 2019
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
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