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On Objects and Actions: Situating Self-Objectification in a System Justification Context,s through which women come to view themselves that garners their compliance in the sexist status quo. This chapter begins with an overview of objectification theory (Fredrickson and Roberts .) and system justification theory (Jost and Banaji, .). Then, an integration of the two perspectives is prese

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Motivated Mind Perception: Treating Pets as People and People as Animals,er cognitive ability, people engage in reasoning about other minds when it seems useful for achieving particular goals, but this ability remains disengaged otherwise. We suggest that understanding the factors that engage our ability to reason about the minds of others helps to explain anthropomorphi

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The Psychology of Humanness,anness clarifies, notably the perception of nonhuman animals and the objectification of women. Humanness emerges as a concept that runs an integrating thread through a variety of research literatures.

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On Objects and Actions: Situating Self-Objectification in a System Justification Context,acle to taking collective action on behalf of women, self-objectification functions as a motivational and ideological force that rationalizes and legitimizes a gender role hierarchy. This developing program of research attempts to deepen our understanding of self-objectification and the broader syst

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Motivated Mind Perception: Treating Pets as People and People as Animals,en absent, the likelihood of attributing a mind to others, even other human beings, decreases. We suggest that understanding the factors that engage our theory of mind can help to explain the inverse process of dehumanization, and also why people might be indifferent to other people even when connec

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