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    Sexual objectification occurs when an individual is solely treated like an object that exists only for the sexual pleasure of others, without consideration for the person that is being objectified. The sexual objectification theory (Fredrickson & Roberts, 1997) has been implied as an explanation for understanding the effects of living in a society that sexually objectifies women and it asserts that women are uniquely subjected to these types of experiences. When a women is sexually objectified,…

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    I did not, however, know it was called the objectification theory until relatively recently. I think learning that self-worth is not determined by other peoples opinions is the same thing as learning fearlessness. As I see it, there are two sides to the same evil, objectifying coin: if are conventionally…

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    causes sexual experimentation to begin at an earlier age. Based on this survey the women spoke about how they are viewed, “being dependent on men, viewed mostly as sex objects and their portrayal as being offensive,” (Amanda Zimmerman, “The Sexual Objectification of Women in Advertising”). National Eating Disorders Association states that, “91% of women recently surveyed on a college campus had been trying to control their weight and 22% most often dieted.” By advertisements viewing this…

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    topless women inside or on the cover of magazines. For most people, when they think thing of sexism in magazines, Playboy comes to mind. Playboy is a men’s entertainment magazine, renowned for its display on scantily-clad women. Although this objectification of women is merely “light-hearted” entertainment for men, it should be taken so lightly. The Des Moines Register accuses Playboy of giving men, “permission to view and treat women as sex objects on a whole new level. It makes women see…

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    Self Objectification

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    The purpose of this study was to determine how self-objectification and mortality salience affected the reaction of women when presented objectifying images. Goldenberg, Cooper, Heflick, Routledge, and Arndt (2011) base their research mainly on the terror management theory which claims that people feel the need to validate their own identities when made aware of death (pp. 444). They hypothesize that women who highly objectify themselves, or highly value their appearances, are more favorable of…

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    usually digitally manipulated (Bishop 2001; Reaves et al. 2004). These images of women are manipulated to promote a standard of thinness for women in Western society. Digital manipulation of women’s images causes objectification of the female body in society (Piran 2001;…

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    Objectification Of Women

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    to together to bring down some women’s self esteems. In the article,”The Effects of Sexual Objectification on Women's Mental Health” states,”Research has linked self-objectification to mental health outcomes such as depression, disordered eating, and reduced productivity. So, the sexual objectification of women indirectly contributes to their mental health problems because it leads to self-objectification.”(Rooney,5) Therefore it mentally breaks them down due to the comments and backlash they…

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    Sexual Objectification

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    element in bringing their women to purchase revealing and suggestive products. The statement “Meet our newest bodies” illustrates an image of bodies being sold and possessed by Victoria’s Secret. This could also be categorized as a form of sexual objectification because the products being sold are lingerie and the image paired with the caption is a lineup of women in nothing but their undergarments. The illustration on the advertisement photographs seven women in sensual positions covered in…

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    Reality Of Objectification

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    The Reality of Objectification When you stop to think about all that we as individuals have become exposed to, things quite honestly beyond our control, you must also stop and wonder why do we as humans continually view the objectification of any one person or gender expectable? Searching through magazines, one soon becomes aware of the importance placed upon perfecting the human form. Ultimately creating an atmosphere laden with self-doubt and misunderstanding as advertisers along with media…

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    There are many movies that are known by the name chick flick movies. Chick flick movies are movies which are dedicated to female viewers instead of male viewers. Chick flick movies are referred to as “a sappy movie for women that men don’t like / chick flicks are commercial films that appeal to female viewers” (Ferriss and Young 2). This is true as chick flick movies concentrate mostly upon female characters. There are many movies that are referred to by the name chick flick; one of these movies…

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