Tomi-Ann Roberts

Colorado College

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Colorado College

Department Of Psychology

NoneTomi-ann Roberts is currently serving as a Colorado College faculty at Colorado College.

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Tomi-Ann Roberts

Colorado College

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psychology behavioral sciences gender studies feminist theory women's health body image gender theory social psychology gender identity health psychology feminist perspectives emotions gender inequality applied social psychology experimental social psychology women's studies feminist studies sociology social cognition sex roles feminist criminology violence against women psychological science psychosocial research human sexuality personality psychology feminist identity objectification theory psychological trauma educational psychology social identity gendered perceptions feminist inquiry sport psychology personal identity math performance existential perspective personality assessment performative teaching art education higher education philosophy of film feminist research attitude theory menstrual health personality science feminist debate child care neural science cellular neurobiology brain organization brain science correctional practice enhanced recovery object categorization emotional responses mind-body connection self-awareness emotion regulation research culture leadership development faculty professional development men's studies mental health risks attitudes towards women feminine protection critical menstruation studies daily life sexual objectification primary intervention quantitative golgi study human insular cortex supragranular pyramidal neurons second shift self-conscious emotions existential account

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Feeling Like a Woman: Interoception and the Objectified Body. Brain Sciences (2026)

Cover Up That “Baby Bump”: Displaying the Pregnant Body Undermines Women’s Perceived Humanness. Sex Roles (2025)

body imagecover upperceived humannesswomen's studiesmaternal healthfeminist theoryfeminist studiesgender studiesbehavioral scienceswomen's healthfemale infanticidesexual behaviorreproductive healthhuman naturesexual and reproductive health

Phenomenological Body Shame Scale–Revised (Pbss-R). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2025)

“Intermission!” a Short-Term Social Media Fast Reduces Self-Objectification Among Pre-Teen and Teen Dancers. Body Image (2022)

Identifying Gaps and Building Bridges Between Feminist Psychology and Open Science. Psychology of Women Quarterly (2021)

Jaclyn A. SiegelRachel M. CalogeroAsia A. EatonTomi-Ann Roberts

psychologyopen sciencefeminist psychology

Psychometric Properties and Validation of the Phenomenological Body Shame Scale – Revised (Pbss-R). Body Image (2021)

When Looking ‘Hot’ Means Not Feeling Cold: Evidence That Self‐Objectification Inhibits Feelings of Being Cold. British Journal of Social Psychology (2021)

Roxanne N. FeligJessica A. JordanSamantha L. ShepardEmily P. CourtneyJamie L. GoldenbergTomi‐Ann Roberts

social psychologyemotion regulationemotional selfregulationsocial cognitionself-objectification inhibits feelingsbehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologyexperimental social psychologysocial sciencespsychologyself-awarenessemotions

Bleeding in Jail: Objectification, Self-Objectification, and Menstrual Injustice. (2020)

INTRODUCTION: Menstruation as Embodied. (2020)

Smile Pretty and Watch Your Back: Personal Safety Anxiety and Vigilance in Objectification Theory.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2020)