January 9, 2023

The Effect of Victim Attractiveness and Type of Abuse Suffered on Attributions of Victim Blame and Credibility in Intimate Partner Violence: A Vignette-Based Online Experiment

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= 11.26). Results indicated that the attractive victim was judged as being more credible than the unattractive victim. Results are discussed in light of societal attitudes toward IPV.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a00840dda5c1eb07f2daef6 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/10778012221150272

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Maisie Hall

University of Sheffield

Agata Debowska

Uniwersytet SWPS

George K. Hales

University of Leicester

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Violence Against Women

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