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Showing your body. too much/too little clothes

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Showing your body. too much/too little clothes

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objectification - People seeing women as objects rather then people

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objectification - People seeing women as objects rather then people

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'Easier Targets' Walking home alone at night

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'Easier Targets' Walking home alone at night

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JOBS not making jobs for 'just males' or 'Just Females'

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JOBS not making jobs for 'just males' or 'Just Females'

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Stereotypes 'Girls Stuff', 'Boys Stuff', EMOTION

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Stereotypes 'Girls Stuff', 'Boys Stuff', EMOTION

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Views on both genders and the difference between them

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Views on both genders and the difference between them

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What do we want them to leave the performance with?

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What do we want them to leave the performance with?

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Billie Eilish - NOT MY RESPONSIBILITY - a short film

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The research, published in the European Journal of Social Psychology, found in a series of experiments that participants processed images of men and women in very different ways. When presented with images of men, perceivers tended to rely more on “global” cognitive processing, the mental method in which a person is perceived as a whole. Meanwhile, images of women were more often the subject of “local” cognitive processing, or the objectifying perception of something as an assemblage of its various parts.“Local processing underlies the way we think about objects: houses, cars and so on. But global processing should prevent us from that when it comes to people,” Gervais said. “We don’t break people down to their parts – except when it comes to women, which is really striking. Women were perceived in the same ways that objects are viewed.”

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The research, published in the European Journal of Social Psychology, found in a series of experiments that participants processed images of men and women in very different ways. When presented with images of men, perceivers tended to rely more on “global” cognitive processing, the mental method in which a person is perceived as a whole. Meanwhile, images of women were more often the subject of “local” cognitive processing, or the objectifying perception of something as an assemblage of its various parts.“Local processing underlies the way we think about objects: houses, cars and so on. But global processing should prevent us from that when it comes to people,” Gervais said. “We don’t break people down to their parts – except when it comes to women, which is really striking. Women were perceived in the same ways that objects are viewed.”

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Men were also more likely to associate images of sexualized women with first-person action verbs such as "I push, I grasp, I handle," said lead researcher Susan Fiske, a psychologist at Princeton University.

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Men were also more likely to associate images of sexualized women with first-person action verbs such as "I push, I grasp, I handle," said lead researcher Susan Fiske, a psychologist at Princeton University.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvu3krcs8ec

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We could include various scenes of how women have suffered over the year:

1. suffragettes
2. being paid less
3. current sexual abuse protests
(maybe use a really angry song and do a physical dance to it with banners and stuff)

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https://metoomvmt.org/

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A global history of women’s rights, in 3 minutes

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Kids Believe Gender Stereotypes By Age 10, Global Study Says

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A study on gender stereotypes and gender roles in 15 countries shows that they set in globally by age 10.