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Encyclopedia > Objectification

Objectification refers to the way in which one person treats another person as an object and not as a human being. This is commonly used to refer to the way some men regard media portrayals of women.


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  • Sexual Suggestiveness in Online Ads: Effects of Objectification on Opposite Genders (http://www.psu.edu/dept/medialab/research/objectification.html)

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Sexual objectification - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (331 words)
Sexual objectification is the act of treating and judging a person with values generally appreciated in animals or objects (eg.
In some circumstances, sexual objectification is also the fetishistic act of regarding a person as an object for erotic purposes.
Objectification for fetishistic purposes may for example provide erotic humiliation for the person so regarded, whether male or female.
Sex Roles: A Journal of Research: A test of Objectification Theory in adolescent girls - Brief Report (1307 words)
Objectification Theory, recently proposed by Fredrickson and Roberts (1997), attempts to understand the consequences of being female in a society that sexually objectifies the female body.
Sexual objectification occurs when a woman's body is treated as an object (especially as an object that exists for the pleasure and use of others), and is illustrated interpersonally through gaze or "checking out," and in the representation of women in the media.
Of central importance to Objectification Theory, however, is the proposal that the pervasiveness of sexual objectification in our society influences girls and women to internalise the views present in society and to begin viewing themselves in the same way.
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