Sexual violence has become a global dilemma of contemporary society. It has turned
out to be a gender crime, of which women are disproportionately victims and men are mostly
aggressors. Such evidence does not negate the veracity that men also suffer from sexual
victimization by women. One of the relevant aspects of this study is related to the high rates
of attrition in relation to sexual crimes, especially when committed by women against men.
Considering the pertinence of the theme, the present study had as main objective to contribute
to a better understanding of this phenomenon. We intend to verify if there is a gender effect
and the type of stimulus (rape against man versus rape against woman) in the subjective and
psychophysiological emotional response, and for this we evaluated the pupil dilation using the
technique of Eye Tracking. The present investigation comes from a larger study, however the
present dissertation only includes data from the female sample. Concerning sexual violence
stimuli, the participants were significantly more nervous about exposure to the film of a man's
rape by a woman.
Date of Award | 2017 |
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Original language | Portuguese |
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Supervisor | JOANA PATRÍCIA PEREIRA CARVALHO (Supervisor) & Pedro Joel Mendes Rosa (Supervisor) |
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- PSYCHOLOGY
- SEXUAL VIOLENCE
- PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
- EMOTIONAL STIMULI
- EYE TRACKING
- TID:201909723
Violação masculina versus feminina: efeitos na resposta emocional subjetiva e psicofisiológica numa amostra feminina
Gaspar, T. M. B. D. M. (Author). 2017
Student thesis: Master's Thesis