Ferguson's (2013) Objects to Some of Self-Objectification Theory by Arguing

question 63

Multiple Choice

Ferguson's (2013) objects to some of self-objectification theory by arguing that ______.

• A) implicit stereotypes rather than mass media perpetuate objectification
• B) only women with specific predispositions suffer negative consequences of media images of thin women
• C) men self-objectify more than women do
• D) that it is not the overt sexualization of women in media that leads to object vacation, but rather the power dynamics on display

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