Social Work

Sexualized culture on livestreaming platforms: a content analysis of Twitch.tv

K. Anciones-anguita and M. Checa-romero

This captivating study by Kristel Anciones-Anguita and Mirian Checa-Romero explores the striking differences in self-sexualization between men and women on Twitch.tv. With comprehensive analysis of 1920 livestreams, the findings reveal that women engage in self-sexualization more frequently and intensely, raising important discussions about media influence and its impact on young audiences.

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