Laura L Jansma
Biographic Data
| ID | 1192829 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura L Jansma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura L |
| FAMILY NAME | Jansma |
| SIGNATURE | JANSMA L L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Language attitudes in an Anglo-Hispanic context
Men's behavior toward women after viewing sexually-explicit films
Past research indicates that short-term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men which, in turn, can affect their behavior toward women. This study explored differences among these behavioral effects based upon sexual degradation in film content and male viewers' gender schematicity, as an extension of the study of cognitive effects reported in Jansma, Linz, Mulac, and Imrich (1997). Seventy-one men viewed …
Sexual Harassment Research
The purposes of this essay are (a) to review existing academic research and integrate it with legal and organizational approaches to sexual harassment in the workplace and (b) to establish a framework from which to develop theoretically coherent and empirically testable techniques for reducing workplace sexual harassment. The essay begins with an overview of the development of sexual harassment as a workplace problem, followed by a summary and cr…
Men's interactions with women after viewing sexually explicit films
Short‐term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men, which, in turn, can affect their attitudes toward women. This study sought to build on past research by reliably distinguishing between (a) sexually explicit and non‐sexual films and (b) sexually explicit films that are either degrading or non‐degrading to women. We tested whether men's viewing of these materials affects their judgment of women in subsequ…
Language attitudes in an Anglo-Hispanic context
Men's interactions with women after viewing sexually explicit films
Short‐term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men, which, in turn, can affect their attitudes toward women. This study sought to build on past research by reliably distinguishing between (a) sexually explicit and non‐sexual films and (b) sexually explicit films that are either degrading or non‐degrading to women. We tested whether men's viewing of these materials affects their judgment of women in subsequ…
Men's behavior toward women after viewing sexually-explicit films
Past research indicates that short-term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men which, in turn, can affect their behavior toward women. This study explored differences among these behavioral effects based upon sexual degradation in film content and male viewers' gender schematicity, as an extension of the study of cognitive effects reported in Jansma, Linz, Mulac, and Imrich (1997). Seventy-one men viewed …
Men's interactions with women after viewing sexually explicit films
Short‐term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men, which, in turn, can affect their attitudes toward women. This study sought to build on past research by reliably distinguishing between (a) sexually explicit and non‐sexual films and (b) sexually explicit films that are either degrading or non‐degrading to women. We tested whether men's viewing of these materials affects their judgment of women in subsequ…
Sexual Harassment Research
The purposes of this essay are (a) to review existing academic research and integrate it with legal and organizational approaches to sexual harassment in the workplace and (b) to establish a framework from which to develop theoretically coherent and empirically testable techniques for reducing workplace sexual harassment. The essay begins with an overview of the development of sexual harassment as a workplace problem, followed by a summary and cr…
Men's behavior toward women after viewing sexually-explicit films
Past research indicates that short-term exposure to nonviolent sexual media stimuli can produce cognitive changes in men which, in turn, can affect their behavior toward women. This study explored differences among these behavioral effects based upon sexual degradation in film content and male viewers' gender schematicity, as an extension of the study of cognitive effects reported in Jansma, Linz, Mulac, and Imrich (1997). Seventy-one men viewed …
Language attitudes in an Anglo-Hispanic context
Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Affect (linguistics (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (2 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 works) · Sexual behavior (2 works) · Anxiety (1 works) · Attractiveness (1 works)