J Adolesc. 2019 Oct 22;77:59-69. doi: 10.1016/j.adolescence.2019.10.005.
Maes C1, Schreurs L2, van Oosten JMF3, Vandenbosch L4.
Jenfasizza
- Study on attitude towards the metoo-movement in 586 Flemish adolescents.
- Sexualizing media use relates to the acceptance of rape myths.
- Sexualizing media use relates to resistance towards the metoo-movement.
- Notions of women as sex objects is a valid mediator.
- No significant differences according to gender or self-esteem.
Astratt
INTRODUZZJONI:
L-istudju attwali jindirizza kif is-sesswalizzazzjoni tal-prattiki tal-midja onlajn, jiġifieri, l-esponiment għal materjal tal-internet sesswalment espliċitu u li tirċievi rispons ta ’apparenza negattiva fuq il-midja soċjali, jirrelataw mal-aċċettazzjoni ta’ attitudnijiet sessisti fost l-adolexxenti. Speċifikament, testendi riċerka preċedenti dwar l-aċċettazzjoni ta 'miti ta' stupru billi tesplora kostruzzjoni relatata ma 'dawn it-twemmin, jiġifieri, ir-reżistenza lejn il-moviment metoo.
METODI:
The study is based on a cross-sectional paper-and-pencil survey among 568 Flemish adolescents (15-18 years old, Mage = 16.4, SD = .98, 58.3% girls) that measured adolescents’ sexualizing online media use, sexist attitudes and objectification processes.
RIŻULTATI:
Ir-riżultati wrew li l-espożizzjoni għal materjal tal-internet sesswalment espliċitu, iżda li ma rċevietx feedback ta 'apparenza negattiva fuq il-midja soċjali, kienet relatata ma' aktar reżistenza lejn il-moviment metoo u l-aċċettazzjoni ta 'miti tal-istupru permezz ta' kunċetti ta 'nisa bħala oġġetti sesswali. L-awto-oġġettifikazzjoni ma ħadmitx bħala medjatur validu fir-relazzjonijiet eżaminati. Is-sess u l-istima tal-awto ma mmudewx ir-relazzjonijiet proposti.
KONKLUŻJONIJIET:
The findings underline the role of media use in how adolescents develop sexist beliefs and, more precisely, beliefs about contemporary actions to combat sexism, i.e., the metoo-movement. The present study showed that sexual objectification fueled by sexually explicit internet material may result in less positive attitudes and, thus, more resistance towards this movement.
KEYWORDS: #Metoo; Adolescence; Objectification; Rape Myth Acceptance; Sexually Explicit Internet Material; Social Media
PMID: 31654849
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