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This summary describes a research publication about objectification theory and how it relates to women's experiences and mental health risks. The publication was in Psychology of Women Quarterly in 1997 and has been cited over 1,960 times.

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Objectification Theory

This summary describes a research publication about objectification theory and how it relates to women's experiences and mental health risks. The publication was in Psychology of Women Quarterly in 1997 and has been cited over 1,960 times.

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Objectification Theory: Toward Understanding


Women's Lived Experiences and Mental Health
Risks

Article  in  Psychology of Women Quarterly · June 1997


DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-6402.1997.tb00108.x

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