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"Why Me?!" An Attribution Perspective on Employees' Flight-or-Fight Responses to Customer Mistreatment. [PDF]
Behav Sci (Basel)Fan L, Fan A, Chen L, Shao W.
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Attributions of Victim Blame in Stranger and Acquaintance Rape: A Quantitative Study [PDF]
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2018 Aims and objectives: are to, on a sample of nurses and the general public, examine whether victim blame varies according to level of familiarly between victim and perpetrator.
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Traditionalism and victim blaming
The Journal of Social Psychology, 2021A common claim is that rape victims are blamed for the crime because they have violated gender roles. We tested this idea by examining whether the relationship between traditional attitudes about gender roles and victim blaming is observed when the victim's gender role violation is not followed by rape.
Richard B. Felson +1 more
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Victim Blame, Sexism and Just-World Beliefs: A Cross-Cultural Comparison
Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, 2013 Victims of rape sometimes suffer from being blamed for their assault. This cross-cultural field experiment investigated victim blame with respect to victim-perpetrator relationship, benevolent sexism (BS), hostile sexism (HS) and belief in a just world ...
Leif A Strömwall
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Blame Attributions in Sexual Crimes: Effects of Belief in a Just World and Victim Behavior
Nordic Psychology, 2016 Previous research has consistently shown that rape victims may be blamed for the assault but little is known about victim blaming in other sexual crimes.
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Journal of Sexual Aggression, 2013 Victims of rape are sometimes blamed for the assaults against them. Research has examined primarily female victims; much less is known about men as victims and whether victim age affects attributions of victim blame.
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British Journal of Nursing, 2007
Over the past few months there has been a lot of publicity given to victims of various tragedies and incidents, for example, there have been the victims of the summer floods, the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and the parents of Rhys Jones. The majority of the support and public interest shown has been very positive and helpful towards these ...
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Over the past few months there has been a lot of publicity given to victims of various tragedies and incidents, for example, there have been the victims of the summer floods, the disappearance of Madeleine McCann and the parents of Rhys Jones. The majority of the support and public interest shown has been very positive and helpful towards these ...
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Victim Blaming and Victim-Blaming Shaming
Cultura, 2019By considering various case studies drawn from contemporary culture, I propose the idea of victim-blaming shaming, which, like victim blaming, involves replicating injustice by focusing attention on the particular situation rather than the general problem.
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Blaming the victim and blaming the culprit
Think, 2005Psychologists and common sense recognize blaming the victim as a cognitive error (fallacy) that many of us use to support the just-world hypothesis — the view that life is basically fair. In this article Richard Double compares a related phenomenon, blaming the culprit.
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