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  • Social Psychology
  • Gender Studies

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  • Objectification theory posits that women's self-perception is influenced by the potential for sexualization.
  • Previous research has not extensively documented gendered gaze patterns within social groups.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate how gender composition influences visual attention and gaze behavior in social groups.
  • To examine the impact of gender and minority status on gaze patterns.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized eye-tracking technology to record participants' gaze patterns while viewing photographs of individuals in varying gender-mixed groups.
  • Collected data from 100 photographed undergraduates and 76 viewing participants.

Main Results:

  • Women were viewed more frequently and for longer durations than men in mixed-gender groups.
  • Women were more likely to be the first and last individuals looked at by observers.
  • Observer gender influenced gaze patterns, with both men and women looking at women more than men overall.

Conclusions:

  • Findings support objectification theory, indicating women's appearance attracts greater attention in mixed-gender social contexts.
  • Gaze behavior is significantly influenced by gender composition and individual observer gender.