The Counseling Psychologist · 2010 · 379 citations · 110 references
Social SciencesGender StudiesSexuality StudiesFeminist TheoryWomen's HealthWomen's StudiesBody ImageGender IdentitySexual Identity FormationSexual RepresentationBody Image In WomenFemale Body ImageObjectification TheorySexual EmbodimentSexual ObjectificationSexual Subject FormationSubstance Abuse Treatment
Objectification theory provides an important framework for understanding, researching, and intervening to improve women’s lives in a sociocultural context that sexually objectifies the female body and equates a woman’s worth with her body’s appearance and sexual functions. The purpose of this Major Contribution is to advance theory, research, practice, and training related to the sexual objectification of women. The purpose of this article is to introduce readers to objectification theory and related research, extend objectification theory to our understanding of women’s substance use and/or abuse and immersed forms of sexual objectification via sexually objectifying environments, and provide an overview of this Major Contribution on Sexual Objectification of Women.
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