In addition to the comment quoted in post three, there's this... (Reply #7)

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Thu Jul 26, 2012, 04:07 PM

redqueen (112,736 posts)

7. In addition to the comment quoted in post three, there's this...

A new study suggests that these two distinct cognitive processes also are in play with our basic physical perceptions of men and women --and, importantly, provides clues as to why women are often the targets of sexual objectification.

This isn't the reason why women are objectified, this is one result of their constant objectification.

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An example of junk science re: objectification. [View all]	redqueen	Jul 2012	OP
Science, no, ideology yes.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#1
Uh, yeah... I can read, thanks.	redqueen	Jul 2012	#5
Peer-reviewed science is what it is.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#6
Do you understand what those words mean?	redqueen	Jul 2012	#8
I certainly do.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#10
Her methodology is sound I'm sure.	redqueen	Jul 2012	#12
There is no abusive language and the parallel is appropriate.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#17
" you sound like a climate-change denier?"" I am being thoroughly civil here." ah, no.	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#14
do you have the fainist idea how much you sound like an evo babbler???	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#9
The one and ONLY pont I made in post #1	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#13
you have made it clear since it made "peer-reviewed academic journal" it is valid.	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#15
Your statement is faith-based	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#18
you would be wrong, but dont let that stop you. nt	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#19
How do you infer Evo?	One_Life_To_Give	Jul 2012	#2
This part:	redqueen	Jul 2012	#3
totally amazing tying evo babble to this when from the day girls and boys are born they are taught	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#11
Actually it is not hard to imagine an experiment	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#22
there is plenty of documentation that challenges this. you obviously did not read any of it. to me,	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#23
Actually, I read that link, and most of the comments.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#24
unilaterally attack Evolutionary Psychology is to deny that there is any part of human behaviour	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#25
Jeezus.	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#26
i can say the same right back at you. so why bother? i have no desire to converse with a person	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#27
I "throw out insults"	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#34
I am also having trouble seeing any assertion about natural behavior or evo-psych	MadrasT	Jul 2012	#4
In addition to the comment quoted in post three, there's this...	redqueen	Jul 2012	#7
Ahhhhhhhhh	MadrasT	Jul 2012	#35
evo babble dismisses all of history for the first moment in time. they ignore conditioning, nurture,	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#16
Explain this:	pscot	Jul 2012	#28
see... this is exactly the crap i am talking about. you define it thru this period of time	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#29
Peer reviewed it may be	ismnotwasm	Jul 2012	#20
there are many explanations about the issues with evo psych. here are 6 major, not even the minor	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#21
Like clockwork...	redqueen	Jul 2012	#30
this would be a never ending process we do with women. but hell, lets not consider	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#31
I guess that writer at iO9 had no problem seizing onto the evo psych angle.	redqueen	Jul 2012	#32
"the media is probably a prime suspect."	seabeyond	Jul 2012	#33

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