Examining the Relationship Between Victimization, Psychopathy, and the Acceptance of Rape Myths

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Rape myths are attitudes that implicitly and explicitly blame victims for their own sexual victimization. Greater adherence to rape myths is linked to several negative outcomes, including the neutralization of gender-based violence and the perpetration of sexual violence. Few studies have considered...

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Authors: Cooke, Eric M. (Author) ; Lewis, Richard H. (Author) ; Hayes, Brittany E. (Author) ; Bouffard, Leana A. (Author) ; Boisvert, Danielle L. (Author) ; Wells, Jessica (Author) ; Kavish, Nicholas (Author) ; Woeckener, Matthias (Author) ; Armstrong, Todd A. (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
Published: 2022
In: Journal of interpersonal violence
Year: 2022, Volume: 37, Issue: 9/10, Pages: NP6384-NP6404
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Child Abuse
Psychopathy
Rape Myths
Sexual Assault
situational factors
Victimization
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by Armstrong, Todd A. (Author) Woeckener, Matthias (Author) Wells, Jessica (Author) Lewis, Richard H. (Author) Kavish, Nicholas (Author) Hayes, Brittany E. (Author) Cooke, Eric M. (Author) Bouffard, Leana A. (Author) Boisvert, Danielle L. (Author)
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