Eileen L Zurbriggen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4127547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eileen L Zurbriggen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eileen L |
| FAMILY NAME | Zurbriggen |
| SIGNATURE | ZURBRIGGEN E L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Cruz |
| ORCID | 0009-0007-9452-4081 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 40 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 356 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 40 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 11 |
The Kavanaugh Hearings and the #MeToo Movement Through the Distorted Mirror of The Red Pill and Incel Message Boards
The “manosphere” is a collection of internet communities across message boards, blogs, and websites where men openly voice their hatred of feminism and veneration of hegemonic masculinity. We explored how two of these communities (Red Pill and Incel) understood and responded to the U.S. Senate hearings on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, as well as the recently culturally relevant #MeToo movement. Through a reflexive thematic analysis of 98…
Neoliberal logic in the United States and Turkey: The role of Right‐Wing Authoritarianism and personal wherewithal
Neoliberalism is based on the dogma that free‐market capitalism serves the public better than governmental programs (e.g., public universities). In this research, we first asked what psychological orientations and beliefs predict support for one of the fundamental tenets of neoliberalism: the belief that government interferes with the smooth functioning of public life and the free market. Second, we examined how these predictors function across e…
Hegemonic masculinities in the ‘Manosphere’: A thematic analysis of beliefs about men and women on The Red Pill and Incel
Websites, blogs, and message boards of the “manosphere” are dedicated to a worldview that celebrates hegemonic masculinity and decries feminism. In a reflexive thematic analysis of 227 posts (389,189 words) from two manosphere message boards (The Red Pill and Incel), we analyzed how posters viewed women and men. We found that beliefs about women and men formed an ideology comprised of (a) evolution‐based views of gender essentialism, (b) an infor…
The continuing unfairness of death qualification: Changing death penalty attitudes and capital jury selection
Becoming an object: A review of self-objectification in girls
Men and women’s self-objectification, objectification of women, and sexist beliefs
Many studies have examined the consequences of being objectified by others and of self-objectification, but less attention has been given to those who objectify others. We therefore examined the relationship between attitudes accepting the objectification of women, self-objectification, and sexist beliefs. Using data from 314 male and female participants, analyses revealed that men and women’s self-objectification and hostile sexism significantly…
The Form and Function of STEM Research Mentoring: A Mixed-Methods Analysis Focusing on Ethnically Diverse Undergraduates and Their Mentors
This mixed-methods study examines mentoring relationships in an ethnically diverse sample of undergraduates in majors related to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Guided by an intersectionality framework, we examined whether features of research mentoring differ at the intersection of ethnicity and gender. Survey data from undergraduates ( N = 486; 76% members of underrepresented ethnic groups; 66% women) revealed ethnic and gend…
Intersecting alliances: Non-Palestinian activists in support of Palestine
We didn’t talk about the conflict”: The birthright trip’s influence on Jewish Americans’ understanding of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
Sandra Bem’s Gender Schema Theory After 34 Years: A Review of its Reach and Impact
Between tikkun olam and self-defense: Young Jewish Americans debate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
In this study, we examined processes associated with ingroup members’ break from their ingroup and solidarity with the outgroup. We explored these processes by observing the current dramatic social change in which a growing number of young Jewish Americans have come to reject Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians. We conducted a yearlong participant observation and in-depth interviews with 27 Jewish American college students involved in Israel a…
It’s Not the Right Way to Do Stuff on Facebook: ” An Investigation of Adolescent Girls’ and Young Women’s attitudes Toward Sexualized Photos on Social Media
Longitudinal associations among undergraduates' research experience, self-efficacy, and identity: Research Experience, Self-Efficacy, and Identity
Prior research shows that undergraduates tend to identify more strongly with the field of science after participating in scientific research. However, mediators that might account for this association are not well understood. In the current study, we propose that science self-efficacy may serve this mediational function. Specifically, data from a 2-year longitudinal study were used to test a model in which science self-efficacy was expected to me…
Queering Bem: Theoretical Intersections Between Sandra Bem’s Scholarship and Queer Theory
The price of sexy: Viewers’ perceptions of a sexualized versus nonsexualized Facebook profile photograph
Boys Can Be Anything”: Effect of Barbie Play on Girls’ Career Cognitions
Empowering children with safety-skills: An evaluation of the Kidpower Everyday Safety-Skills Program
Changes in child safety knowledge concerning bullying, boundary-setting, and help-seeking were evaluated after participation in the Kidpower Everyday Safety Skills Program (ESSP), a workshop designed to increase children's knowledge of safe choices. The program consisted of an in-school workshop, weekly follow-up sessions, and homework assignments over 10 weeks and included skills-training, parental involvement, and opportunities to practice safe…
Beliefs Predicting Peace, Beliefs Predicting War: Jewish Americans and the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
Jewish Americans’ opinions on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict influence both the Israeli and the U.S. governments. Consequently, the Jewish American diaspora can act to promote or inhibit the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians. Several different sociopsychological beliefs have been postulated to lead individuals to support the perpetuation of conflict. Among these beliefs are a sense of collective victimhood, dehumanization and dele…
Objectification, Self-Objectification, and Societal Change
This review focuses on the ways in which the objectification of individuals and groups of people, as well as the self-objectification that typically develops from such treatment, is implicated in positive and negative societal change. Four areas are reviewed: (a) objectification (including dehumanization, infra-humanization, dehumanized perception, sexualization, and colonialism), (b) self-objectification (including double consciousness, internal…
Changes in Sexual Values and Their Sources Over the 1st Year of College
The present study identified emerging adults’ self-generated sexual values and sources of sexual values upon entering college and a year later to assess how these values and sources may have changed. Participants included 148 college students (86 women and 62 men) who were 17 to 19 years old at Time 1 ( M = 18.1). Generative coding revealed seven thematic sexual values: casual versus relational criteria for sexual intercourse, respect, giving or …
Preventing secondary traumatization in the undergraduate classroom: Lessons from theory and clinical practice
Indirect exposure to traumatic events or to survivors of trauma can itself be traumatizing and lead to symptoms similar to those of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a phenomenon known as secondary traumatization. Undergraduate students enrolled in courses on trauma are potentially vulnerable to secondary traumatization, although no research on them has been conducted. Literature on trauma therapy and the prevention of secondary traumatizatio…
Self- and Partner-objectification in Romantic Relationships: Associations with Media Consumption and Relationship Satisfaction
Few studies have examined objectification in the context of romantic relationships, even though strong theoretical arguments have often made this connection. This study addresses this gap in the literature by examining whether exposure to mass media is related to self-objectification and objectification of one's partner, which in turn is hypothesized to be related to relationship and sexual satisfaction. A sample of undergraduate students (91 wom…
The Role of Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment Among Underrepresented Minority Students: Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment
A web-based survey of members of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science tested a model that proposed that the effects of science support experiences on commitment to science careers would be mediated by science self-efficacy and identity as a scientist. A sample of 327 undergraduates and 338 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows described their science support experiences (research experience, mentoring, …
Personality and Politics: Introduction to the Special Issue
This special issue of Journal of Personality brings together 10 original articles addressing the intersection of personality and politics. Articles build on classic traditions in political psychology by presenting both idiographic and nomothetic work on the motivational, cognitive, ideological, attitudinal, and identity correlates of many different aspects of political behavior. This work is used to understand political activism and leadership as…
Gender, Sexuality, and the Authoritarian Personality
The political correlates of the authoritarian personality have been well established by researchers, but important linkages to other major constructs in psychology need fuller elaboration. We present new data and review old data from our laboratories that show the myriad ways in which authoritarianism is implicated in the important domain of gender roles. We show that women and men high in authoritarianism live in rigidly gendered worlds where ma…
Self- and Partner-objectification in Romantic Relationships: Associations with Media Consumption and Relationship Satisfaction
Few studies have examined objectification in the context of romantic relationships, even though strong theoretical arguments have often made this connection. This study addresses this gap in the literature by examining whether exposure to mass media is related to self-objectification and objectification of one's partner, which in turn is hypothesized to be related to relationship and sexual satisfaction. A sample of undergraduate students (91 wom…
Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire? Reality Dating Television Programs, Attitudes Toward Sex, and Sexual Behaviors
Social motives and cognitive power–sex associations: Predictors of aggressive sexual behavior
The present study investigated whether implicit social motives and cognitive power-sex associations would predict self-reports of aggressive sexual behavior.Participants wrote stories in response to Thematic Apperception Test pictures, which were scored for power and affiliation-intimacy motives.They also completed a lexical-decision priming task that provided an index of the strength of the cognitive association between the concepts of "power" a…
Gender differences in the enactment of sociosexuality: An examination of implicit social motives, sexual fantasies, coercive sexual attitudes, and aggressive sexual behavior
An unrestricted sociosexual orientation (the endorsement of casual sex) has been found to correlate with undesirable behaviors and personality characteristics more so in men than in women. Using a community sample of men and women, we investigated the correlations between sociosexuality and behaviors, motives, attitudes, and fantasies related to sexual aggression. Participants (n = 168; ages 21-45) completed self-report measures of sociosexual or…
Power, desire, and pleasure in sexual fantasies
One hundred and sixty-two participants (ages 21-45) wrote open-ended sexual fantasies and completed self-report measures of rape myth acceptance, adversarial sexual beliefs, and attitudes toward women. We coded fantasies using a newly developed scoring system that includes themes of dominance, submission, sexual pleasure, and sexual desire. Men fantasized about dominance more than women did; they also tended to focus more on the desire and pleasu…
Social motives and cognitive power-sex associations: Predictors of aggressive sexual behavior
The present study investigated whether implicit social motives and cognitive power-sex associations would predict self-reports of aggressive sexual behavior. Participants wrote stories in response to Thematic Apperception Test pictures, which were scored for power and affiliation-intimacy motives. They also completed a lexical-decision priming task that provided an index of the strength of the cognitive association between the concepts of "power"…
Rape, War, and the Socialization of Masculinity: Why our Refusal to Give up War Ensures that Rape cannot be Eradicated
Rape is endemic during war, suggesting that there may be important conceptual links between the two. A theoretical model is presented positing that rape and war are correlated because traditional (hegemonic) masculinity underlies, and is a cause of, both. An analysis of the literatures on masculinity, rape perpetration, and military socialization is conducted to support this model. Particular elements of traditional masculinity that are implicate…
A longitudinal study of conversations with parents about sex and dating during college
Emerging adulthood is a time of sexual and romantic relationship development as well as change in the parent-child relationship. This study provides a longitudinal analysis of 30 young adults' (17 women, 13 men) sexual experiences, attitudes about sexuality and dating, and reported conversations with parents about sexuality and dating from the 1st and 4th years of college. Self-report questionnaires revealed increases in general closeness with pa…
The Role of Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment Among Underrepresented Minority Students: Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment
A web-based survey of members of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science tested a model that proposed that the effects of science support experiences on commitment to science careers would be mediated by science self-efficacy and identity as a scientist. A sample of 327 undergraduates and 338 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows described their science support experiences (research experience, mentoring, …
Wanting Sex and Wanting to Wait: Young Adults' Accounts of Sexual Messages from First Significant Dating Partners
This study provided a qualitative analysis of 79 young adults' descriptions of sexual and relational messages they received from their first significant dating partner. For both men and women, the most frequent theme concerned the negotiation of first sexual intercourse with that partner; other themes di fered by gender. Women reported receiving messages from male partners that indicated a high interest in sexual activity as well as pressure to e…
Boys Can Be Anything”: Effect of Barbie Play on Girls’ Career Cognitions
Queering Bem: Theoretical Intersections Between Sandra Bem’s Scholarship and Queer Theory
Sexualized Torture and Abuse at Abu Ghraib Prison: Feminist Psychological Analyses
A feminist analysis of the torture of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib illuminates aspects of the abuses that have not been previously considered. Social psychological studies that emphasize the importance of a (degendered) 'power of the situation' in determining behaviour have not adequately considered the effects of masculine socialization. The sexualized nature of the abuses at Abu Ghraib was centred on feminization of the prisoners and was an en…
II. Sexual Objectification by Research Participants: Recent Experiences and Strategies for Coping
The price of sexy: Viewers’ perceptions of a sexualized versus nonsexualized Facebook profile photograph
Changes in Sexual Values and Their Sources Over the 1st Year of College
The present study identified emerging adults’ self-generated sexual values and sources of sexual values upon entering college and a year later to assess how these values and sources may have changed. Participants included 148 college students (86 women and 62 men) who were 17 to 19 years old at Time 1 ( M = 18.1). Generative coding revealed seven thematic sexual values: casual versus relational criteria for sexual intercourse, respect, giving or …
It’s Not the Right Way to Do Stuff on Facebook: ” An Investigation of Adolescent Girls’ and Young Women’s attitudes Toward Sexualized Photos on Social Media
Researching Sensitive Topics: Stories, Struggles and Strategies
Feminist researchers typically spend a great deal of time and energy anticipating the potential effects our research methods and protocols will have on participants. We usually spend less time anticipating the personal reactions experienced by ourselves, our colleagues, students or research assistants throughout the process of collecting, analyzing and presenting the data. In this special section, researchers studying sexuality (Israel, Zurbrigge…
Intersecting alliances: Non-Palestinian activists in support of Palestine
Understanding and Preventing Adolescent Dating Violence: The Importance of Developmental, Sociocultural, and Gendered Perspectives
The three articles in this special section on the development of adolescent dating violence provide important insights that can help shape future research and theory. Several common themes emerged. The roots of adolescent dating violence are broad and deep; thus, developmental and sociocultural perspectives are necessary to adequately understand this phenomenon. Adolescent dating violence is deeply gendered and requires that researchers make gend…
We didn’t talk about the conflict”: The birthright trip’s influence on Jewish Americans’ understanding of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
Between tikkun olam and self-defense: Young Jewish Americans debate the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
In this study, we examined processes associated with ingroup members’ break from their ingroup and solidarity with the outgroup. We explored these processes by observing the current dramatic social change in which a growing number of young Jewish Americans have come to reject Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians. We conducted a yearlong participant observation and in-depth interviews with 27 Jewish American college students involved in Israel a…
Empowering children with safety-skills: An evaluation of the Kidpower Everyday Safety-Skills Program
Changes in child safety knowledge concerning bullying, boundary-setting, and help-seeking were evaluated after participation in the Kidpower Everyday Safety Skills Program (ESSP), a workshop designed to increase children's knowledge of safe choices. The program consisted of an in-school workshop, weekly follow-up sessions, and homework assignments over 10 weeks and included skills-training, parental involvement, and opportunities to practice safe…
The Personal and the Political are Feminist: Exploring the Relationships among Feminism, Psychology, and Political Life
VIII. Reconsidering `Sex' and `Gender: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Gender ’ (1979), is still a compelling read almost 30 years later. It is fascinating to see how far we have come and how much the dialogue concerning sex and gender has changed in the ensuing years. At the same time, it is discouraging to note the myriad ways in which the debate is eerily similar, even after several decades of supposed progress. HOW PSYCHOLOGY IS DIFFERENT: UNGER’S IMPACT ON THE FIELD Unger’s paper had a huge impact on the way in…
Social motives and cognitive power–sex associations: Predictors of aggressive sexual behavior
The present study investigated whether implicit social motives and cognitive power-sex associations would predict self-reports of aggressive sexual behavior.Participants wrote stories in response to Thematic Apperception Test pictures, which were scored for power and affiliation-intimacy motives.They also completed a lexical-decision priming task that provided an index of the strength of the cognitive association between the concepts of "power" a…
Social motives and cognitive power-sex associations: Predictors of aggressive sexual behavior
The present study investigated whether implicit social motives and cognitive power-sex associations would predict self-reports of aggressive sexual behavior. Participants wrote stories in response to Thematic Apperception Test pictures, which were scored for power and affiliation-intimacy motives. They also completed a lexical-decision priming task that provided an index of the strength of the cognitive association between the concepts of "power"…
II. Sexual Objectification by Research Participants: Recent Experiences and Strategies for Coping
Researching Sensitive Topics: Stories, Struggles and Strategies
Feminist researchers typically spend a great deal of time and energy anticipating the potential effects our research methods and protocols will have on participants. We usually spend less time anticipating the personal reactions experienced by ourselves, our colleagues, students or research assistants throughout the process of collecting, analyzing and presenting the data. In this special section, researchers studying sexuality (Israel, Zurbrigge…
Evaluating the impact of betrayal for children exposed in photographs
Elements of betrayal trauma theory (Freyd, 1996 ) are used to evaluate potential negative and positive consequences for children who serve as artistic models, particularly those who model for their artist parents. Several dimensions are considered in evaluating the likelihood of harm: nudity, motives of the artist, consent, external vulnerability, and objectification. Recommendations to artists include appointing an advocate for the child, discus…
Power, desire, and pleasure in sexual fantasies
One hundred and sixty-two participants (ages 21-45) wrote open-ended sexual fantasies and completed self-report measures of rape myth acceptance, adversarial sexual beliefs, and attitudes toward women. We coded fantasies using a newly developed scoring system that includes themes of dominance, submission, sexual pleasure, and sexual desire. Men fantasized about dominance more than women did; they also tended to focus more on the desire and pleasu…
Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire? Reality Dating Television Programs, Attitudes Toward Sex, and Sexual Behaviors
Gender differences in the enactment of sociosexuality: An examination of implicit social motives, sexual fantasies, coercive sexual attitudes, and aggressive sexual behavior
An unrestricted sociosexual orientation (the endorsement of casual sex) has been found to correlate with undesirable behaviors and personality characteristics more so in men than in women. Using a community sample of men and women, we investigated the correlations between sociosexuality and behaviors, motives, attitudes, and fantasies related to sexual aggression. Participants (n = 168; ages 21-45) completed self-report measures of sociosexual or…
Wanting Sex and Wanting to Wait: Young Adults' Accounts of Sexual Messages from First Significant Dating Partners
This study provided a qualitative analysis of 79 young adults' descriptions of sexual and relational messages they received from their first significant dating partner. For both men and women, the most frequent theme concerned the negotiation of first sexual intercourse with that partner; other themes di fered by gender. Women reported receiving messages from male partners that indicated a high interest in sexual activity as well as pressure to e…
VIII. Reconsidering `Sex' and `Gender: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Gender ’ (1979), is still a compelling read almost 30 years later. It is fascinating to see how far we have come and how much the dialogue concerning sex and gender has changed in the ensuing years. At the same time, it is discouraging to note the myriad ways in which the debate is eerily similar, even after several decades of supposed progress. HOW PSYCHOLOGY IS DIFFERENT: UNGER’S IMPACT ON THE FIELD Unger’s paper had a huge impact on the way in…
Sexualized Torture and Abuse at Abu Ghraib Prison: Feminist Psychological Analyses
A feminist analysis of the torture of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib illuminates aspects of the abuses that have not been previously considered. Social psychological studies that emphasize the importance of a (degendered) 'power of the situation' in determining behaviour have not adequately considered the effects of masculine socialization. The sexualized nature of the abuses at Abu Ghraib was centred on feminization of the prisoners and was an en…
Understanding and Preventing Adolescent Dating Violence: The Importance of Developmental, Sociocultural, and Gendered Perspectives
The three articles in this special section on the development of adolescent dating violence provide important insights that can help shape future research and theory. Several common themes emerged. The roots of adolescent dating violence are broad and deep; thus, developmental and sociocultural perspectives are necessary to adequately understand this phenomenon. Adolescent dating violence is deeply gendered and requires that researchers make gend…
Personality and Politics: Introduction to the Special Issue
This special issue of Journal of Personality brings together 10 original articles addressing the intersection of personality and politics. Articles build on classic traditions in political psychology by presenting both idiographic and nomothetic work on the motivational, cognitive, ideological, attitudinal, and identity correlates of many different aspects of political behavior. This work is used to understand political activism and leadership as…
Gender, Sexuality, and the Authoritarian Personality
The political correlates of the authoritarian personality have been well established by researchers, but important linkages to other major constructs in psychology need fuller elaboration. We present new data and review old data from our laboratories that show the myriad ways in which authoritarianism is implicated in the important domain of gender roles. We show that women and men high in authoritarianism live in rigidly gendered worlds where ma…
The Personal and the Political are Feminist: Exploring the Relationships among Feminism, Psychology, and Political Life
Rape, War, and the Socialization of Masculinity: Why our Refusal to Give up War Ensures that Rape cannot be Eradicated
Rape is endemic during war, suggesting that there may be important conceptual links between the two. A theoretical model is presented positing that rape and war are correlated because traditional (hegemonic) masculinity underlies, and is a cause of, both. An analysis of the literatures on masculinity, rape perpetration, and military socialization is conducted to support this model. Particular elements of traditional masculinity that are implicate…
A longitudinal study of conversations with parents about sex and dating during college
Emerging adulthood is a time of sexual and romantic relationship development as well as change in the parent-child relationship. This study provides a longitudinal analysis of 30 young adults' (17 women, 13 men) sexual experiences, attitudes about sexuality and dating, and reported conversations with parents about sexuality and dating from the 1st and 4th years of college. Self-report questionnaires revealed increases in general closeness with pa…
Preventing secondary traumatization in the undergraduate classroom: Lessons from theory and clinical practice
Indirect exposure to traumatic events or to survivors of trauma can itself be traumatizing and lead to symptoms similar to those of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a phenomenon known as secondary traumatization. Undergraduate students enrolled in courses on trauma are potentially vulnerable to secondary traumatization, although no research on them has been conducted. Literature on trauma therapy and the prevention of secondary traumatizatio…
Self- and Partner-objectification in Romantic Relationships: Associations with Media Consumption and Relationship Satisfaction
Few studies have examined objectification in the context of romantic relationships, even though strong theoretical arguments have often made this connection. This study addresses this gap in the literature by examining whether exposure to mass media is related to self-objectification and objectification of one's partner, which in turn is hypothesized to be related to relationship and sexual satisfaction. A sample of undergraduate students (91 wom…
The Role of Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment Among Underrepresented Minority Students: Efficacy and Identity in Science Career Commitment
A web-based survey of members of the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science tested a model that proposed that the effects of science support experiences on commitment to science careers would be mediated by science self-efficacy and identity as a scientist. A sample of 327 undergraduates and 338 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows described their science support experiences (research experience, mentoring, …
Changes in Sexual Values and Their Sources Over the 1st Year of College
The present study identified emerging adults’ self-generated sexual values and sources of sexual values upon entering college and a year later to assess how these values and sources may have changed. Participants included 148 college students (86 women and 62 men) who were 17 to 19 years old at Time 1 ( M = 18.1). Generative coding revealed seven thematic sexual values: casual versus relational criteria for sexual intercourse, respect, giving or …
Beliefs Predicting Peace, Beliefs Predicting War: Jewish Americans and the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
Jewish Americans’ opinions on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict influence both the Israeli and the U.S. governments. Consequently, the Jewish American diaspora can act to promote or inhibit the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians. Several different sociopsychological beliefs have been postulated to lead individuals to support the perpetuation of conflict. Among these beliefs are a sense of collective victimhood, dehumanization and dele…
Objectification, Self-Objectification, and Societal Change
This review focuses on the ways in which the objectification of individuals and groups of people, as well as the self-objectification that typically develops from such treatment, is implicated in positive and negative societal change. Four areas are reviewed: (a) objectification (including dehumanization, infra-humanization, dehumanized perception, sexualization, and colonialism), (b) self-objectification (including double consciousness, internal…
The price of sexy: Viewers’ perceptions of a sexualized versus nonsexualized Facebook profile photograph
Boys Can Be Anything”: Effect of Barbie Play on Girls’ Career Cognitions
Psychology (38 works) · Social Psychology (29 works) · Social Psychology (21 works) · Sociology (20 works) · Political science (16 works) · Developmental psychology (15 works) · Gender Studies (15 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (14 works) · Gender Studies (10 works) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (10 works)