Participants first completed trait measures at baseline. The baseline included attention checks and comprehension checks of the daily diary protocol, which participants must pass to be eligible to proceed to the daily diary portion. The 14-day daily diary portion began the day after baseline. Each evening, participants received a Qualtrics link to the day’s diary between 6pm and 7pm, which they had until 11:59pm the same evening to complete. Each survey contained questions on participants’ most significant social interaction of the day. If they did not have an interaction that day, they instead answered questions about a recent significant interaction.
ViewA 7-day daily diary study. Participants recalled the most negative event of their day and reported on their emotions and emotion regulation during that event.
ViewBaseline questionnaires completed in the lab on Day 1 followed by 1 week of ESM surveys tracking the occurrence of objectifying events in daily lives of young women.
ViewBaseline questionnaires completed in the lab on Day 1, followed by 5 days of ESM surveys. Data collected in Melbourne with identical methods as Objectification Study 3, which was collected in St Louis, MO (USA). Assesses women's experiences of sexual objectification in daily life.
ViewBaseline questionnaires completed in the lab on Day 1, followed by 5 days of ESM surveys. Data collected in St Louis, MO (USA) with identical methods as Objectification Study 2. Assesses women's experiences of sexual objectification in daily life.
ViewParticipants reported on their most significant secret in a Daily Diary design for 1 week. Baseline was conducted the day before Daily Diaries started, follow-up was conducted the day after Daily Diaries ended.
ViewA 2-day experimental ESM study. Participants attended in-person sessions in the morning of Days 1 and 2, and the afternoon of Day 2. On Day 1, participants were not aware of the experimental manipulation. On the morning of Day 2, participants were told they would be completing a Trier Social Stress Test later on Day 2, so they would anticipate an upcoming stressor. Then, they completed the Trier Social Stress Test towards the end of Day 2
ViewA 21-day daily diary in which participants reported on emotion regulation and emotion.
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