Although the past 20 years have seen changes in the statutory definition of rape, its investigation, and its adjudication, for the bulk of this period thos... KOSS,P M. - 《Criminal Justice & Behavior》 被引量: 124发表: 1996年 Victim Blaming in Rape: Effects of Victim and Perpetrator Ra...
1. Introduction This paper will argue that the concept of consent, as a centre piece to the legal definition of rape, is too problematic to act as a moral and legal pivot-point regarding sexual interactions. I shall argue that it should be replaced by a more comprehensive concept. In secti...
One may object that some participants familiar with psychology experiments may not have believed that the deduction from their bonus would be real and that this disbelief influenced the correlation between donation and victim-devaluation. Indeed, if there is nothing at stake, being charitable to “...
Why only now the child is blaming the father of touching her breast during the bath? This has to be carefully analysed because it arises in a context that raises doubt. (J8) Consent and physical resistance There is nothing in Portuguese law that demands rape victims to bodily resist to a ...
Self-blaming cognitions appear more difficult to resolve, thus leading victims to rely on suppression or other avoidance strategies. In addition, victims experiencing less severe forms of physical force during the assault used more avoidance coping than those victims that did not experience any force ...
We approach this problem by proposing that the color of the victim’s skin and the sex of the observers will influence the blaming of a woman for violence she has suffered, just as the belief in a just world (BJW) will be responsible for predicting greater blaming of the victim. In ...
Our research found that victim-blaming continues to be widespread, particularly online and among the police and schools. As one stakeholder who works with victim-survivors told us: When we promote articles or we promote posts on social media … most of the comments will be, “Well, that’s ...
The present research tested whether people engage in more victim blaming toward unvaccinated COVID-19 victims than toward vaccinated COVID-19 victims. In t
pure victims reported greater use of avoidance coping strategies such as internalizing and self-blame, while female pure victims also reported greater use of rumination. Both male and female bully-victims were characterized by higher use of blaming others and self-blame strategies, compared with the...
This study evidences how highly gendered, individualized, victim-blaming discourses can take on a new and specific complexity when regarded in the context of children and mothers living with partners who are use violence and abuse. If these families come to the attention of children’s social care...