2013
DOI: 10.3916/c41-2013-17
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Advertising stereotypes and gender representation in social networking sites

Abstract: Estereotipos publicitarios y representaciones de género en las redes sociales❖ Dr. Iolanda Tortajada is Senior Lecturer of the Department of Communication Studies at the Rovira i Vigili University, Tarragone (Spain) (iolanda.tortajada@urv.cat). ❖ Ms. Núria Araüna is a Teaching and Research Fellow of the Department of Communication Studies at the Rovira i Virgili University, Tarragone (Spain) (nuria.arauna@urv.cat). ❖ Dr. Inmaculada J. Martínez is Senior Lecturer of the Department of Information and Communicati… Show more

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“…The display of muscular bodies (e.g., Crescenzi et al, 2013;Tortajada et al, 2013) may be a sign of reproducing a hypermasculine gender orientation (i.e., sexual dominance and potency, Mosher & Sirkin, 1984;Mosher & Tomkins, 1988). In addition, given their attraction to violent pornography (e.g., Malamuth & Huppin, 2005), hypermasculine men can be assumed to show a preference for sexual media content.…”
Section: Predicting Adolescents' (Exposure To) Sexy Self-presentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The display of muscular bodies (e.g., Crescenzi et al, 2013;Tortajada et al, 2013) may be a sign of reproducing a hypermasculine gender orientation (i.e., sexual dominance and potency, Mosher & Sirkin, 1984;Mosher & Tomkins, 1988). In addition, given their attraction to violent pornography (e.g., Malamuth & Huppin, 2005), hypermasculine men can be assumed to show a preference for sexual media content.…”
Section: Predicting Adolescents' (Exposure To) Sexy Self-presentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initial evidence suggests that young people take over stereotypical gender role messages from traditional media and society (Manago, Graham, Greenfield, & Salimkhan, 2008;Stokes, 2007;Tortajada, Araüna, & Martinez, 2013) and play out typical masculine or feminine gender roles when they post sexy pictures of themselves on SNSs (Kapidzic & Herring, 2011;Manago et al, 2008;Renold & Ringrose, 2011;Ringrose, 2011;Siibak, 2010). However, longitudinal research on the relationship between hypergender orientation and adolescents' sexy self-presentations on SNSs is still lacking.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este sentido coincidimos con los estudios que señalan que la adaptación a los estereotipos de belleza se configura como en un elemento de éxito social y de popularidad según los mensajes transmitidos por los medios de comunicación (Bailey et al, 2013;Bonacci, 2013;Martínez-Valerio, 2013;Tortajada et al, 2013), sobre todo en el caso de las chicas, quienes reciben casi como un mandato ser delgadas, atractivas y objetos de deseo sexual para los chicos, aunque estos también se encuentran condicionados a mostrarse viriles y ejercer los roles determinados para su género (Calvo & San Fabián, 2018;López-Fernández & Fernández-Rius, 2015). No obstante, encontramos intervenciones que discuten estos estereotipos corporales.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…En la última década, teniendo en cuenta la importancia que cobra para los y las adolescentes de distintos grupos sociales la comunicación online, se puede observar el desarrollo de un campo de investigación que se ocupa de explorar cómo se representan los estereotipos de género en Internet a partir de la autopercepción y autopresentación en distintas redes sociales (Bailey, Steeves, Burkell, & Regan, 2013;Bonacci, 2013;Bond, 2009;Calvo & San Fabián, 2018;Dueñas, Pontón, Belzunegui, & Pastor, 2016;López-Fernández & Fernández-Rius, 2015;Tortajada, Araüna & Martínez, 2013).…”
Section: Estereotipos De Género Y Redes Socialesunclassified
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