Program EASP Small group meeting
Objectification: Seeing and treating other people as objects
11th – 13th June, 2015, Rovereto, Italy
DAY 1: Thursday June 11
9:00 – 11:00
Measuring self- and other objectification
Jeroen Vaes
From ogling to dehumanization:
Understanding sexual objectification
Friederike Eyssel, Fabio
Determinants and measurement of
Fasoli, Dominik Bentler &
objectifying behavior
Steve Loughnan
Carlotta Cogoni, Andrea
When women become objects
Carnaghi, & Giorgia Silani
Elise Holland, Steve
The self-objectifying gaze: A new method of
Loughnan, & Dominik
capturing what it means to objectify the self
Bentler
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 13:00
Seeing others: Target characteristics of objectification
Maria Giuseppina Pacilli,
The negative effects of sexualization on
Federica Spaccatini, Manuela social perception: When age (and gender)
Brancato, & Angelica
matter
Mucchi-Faina
Joel Anderson, Elise Holland, iObjectify: exploring self- and other& Yasin Koc
objectification processes on Grindr
Eva Krumhuber, Aleksandra Mind perception across cultures:
Swiderska, Elena Tsankova,
Objectification and group membership
Shanmukh Kamble, & Arvid
Kappas
13:00 – 14:30
Lunch
14:30 – 16:00
Theories and underlying mechanisms of self- and other-objectification
Tomi-Ann Roberts
Mind the Thigh Gap?: Some Perils and
Pleasures of Bringing Objectification and
Self-Objectification to the Masses
Jamie L. Goldenberg & Kasey Why are Women Objectified and What Does
Lynn Morris
that Mean Anyway? (Hint: Objects, Animals,
and Fear of Death)
Valentina Piccoli & Andrea
Dehumanization and intrasexual competition
Carnaghi
across the menstrual cycle
16:00 – 16:30
Coffee Break
17:00 – 19:30
Social Activity
DAY 2: Friday June 12
9:00 – 11:00
Objectification, violence and sexual harassment (part 1)
Afroditi Pina
The effects of sexual harassment on self
esteem and dimensions of self-objectification
Alba Moya-Garófano, Jesús L.
The negative effects of objectifying behaviors
Megías & Rosa Rodríguez(“piropos”) on women: The moderating
Bailón
effect of self-objectification
Laura Dryjanska
How a documentary can raise awareness
about human trafficking: fighting
objectification of women in sex industry
Sarah Gramazio, Mara Cadinu Why female bystanders are not willing to
& Silvia Galdi
help an objectified victim of sexual
harassment: the role of perceived immorality
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break
11:30 – 13:00 Objectification, violence and sexual harassment (part 2)
Sarah J. Gervais, David DiLillo, The “Real” Dangers of Beer Goggles:
Michelle Haikalis,
Objectification as a Mechanism of AlcoholGwenith Nuss, Abigail Riemer, Related Sexual Violence
& Molly Franz
Michelle Stratemeyer
Masculinity, objectification and intimate
partner violence
Eduardo Vasquez, Louisa Ball, The role of objectification of women in
aggression towards them
Kolawole Osinnowo, Cheyra
Bell, Steve Loughnan, and
Afroditi Pina
13:00 – 14:30 Lunch
14:30 – 16:00 Self-Objectification: Antecedents and consequences
Chiara Rollero, Norma De
Protective versus risk factors in the context
Piccoli, Angela Fedi, & Silvia
of self-objectification:
Gattino
A cross-sectional study on different age and
gender cohorts
Rachel Calogero
Self-objectification and the pursuit of gender
justice: An integrative motivational
perspective
Nurit Shnabel, Leeat Ramati, & The norm prescribing women to strive to
Peter Glick
achieve beauty functions as a subtle
reinforcer of traditional, unequal gender
roles
16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break
16:30 – 18:00 Media influences on objectification
Tobias Greitemeyer
Effects of media exposure on attitudes and
behavior toward women
Elisa Sarda, Cecile Dusseau,
Some consequences of playing sexualized
Clémentine Bry, & Laurent
video games
Bègue
Francesca Guizzo, Mara
Collective action in response to objectifying
Cadinu, & Anne Maass
portrayls of women on television
19:00
Social Dinner
DAY 3: Saturday June 13
9:00 – 11:00
Objectification and economics
Lasana Harris
Cristina Baldissarri, Luca
Andrighetto, & Chiara Volpato
Alice Wang & Eva Krumhuber
Olivier Klein, Philippe
Bernard, & Sarah Gervais
Viewing People as Commodities:
Dehumanisation and Objectification in
Economic Contexts
(Still) Modern times: Objectification at work
Money on My Mind: Obsession with Money
Leads to Objectification
When human beings become consumer
items: The economic foundations of
psychological objectification
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break
11:30 – 13:00 Objectification and power(lessness)
Gemma Sáez, Inmaculada
Why women feel powerful when they are
treat as sex object? The effect of benevolent
Valor-Segura, Francisca
Expósito, Friederike Eyssel, & sexism among countries
Robbie Sutton
Khandis Blake, Brock Bastian, Raunch culture and sexual exploitation:
& Tom Denson
Intentions towards, and perceptions of selfsexualized women
Steve Loughnan & Laura Elder The eye of the receiver: Objectification
makes women feel less warm, competent,
and human.
13:00 – 14:30 Lunch and end of conference