IIIT Hyderabad's Research Uncovers Objectification of Women Across Attire
Impact of Attire on Objectification: A Study from IIIT Hyderabad
A recent study presented at a conference in Rotterdam highlights the disturbing reality that women are objectified irrespective of their clothing choices. This pivotal research, led by Ayushi Agrawal and Srija Bhupathiraju, delves deeply into the cognitive science society to unearth gender biases.
Key Findings of the Study
- Women are objectified regardless of their attire.
- Social constructs influence perceptions significantly.
- Research methodology involved various observational studies.
Implications of the Research
This research invites broader conversations around gender bias and the societal frameworks that continuously contribute to the objectification of women, encouraging more profound discussions in fields of cognitive science and gender studies.
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