According to ambivalent sexism theory (Glick & Fiske, 1996), the coexistence of gendered
power differences and mutual interdependence creates two apparently opposing but …

Sexual objectification (treating a person as a body or collection of body parts) involves a
cultural prioritizing of women's sexual appearance and appeal over other attributes. Sexual …

Objectification theorists posit that exposure to sexually objectifying behavior, images, etc.,
leads women in particular to adopt an objectifying self-perspective. State self-objectification …

People pursue goals. They seek to build friendships, find romantic partners, maintain close
relationships, gain social status and resources, and stay healthy and safe. But pursuing …

People perceive and treat women as sex objects in social exchanges. The interaction
processes through which women are objectified, however, have rarely been considered. To …

The present research aims to take a deeper look at the relationship between working self-
objectification and belief in personal free will. Previous research found that working self …

Abstract Under the US Supreme Court's legal standard for determining civil liability in Fourth
Amendment excessive force cases, jurors must judge the reasonableness of an officer's use …

In daily life, women often experience various forms of sexual objectification such as being
stared at in public settings and receiving unsolicited sexual remarks on social media. These …

Objectification at work reflects instrumentality and denial of humanness in work
relationships. These relationships have deleterious consequences for workplace health …

Whether sexualization of female characters in video games impacts women players' body
satisfaction and aggression toward other women remains an issue of debate. In the current …