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		<dc:creator>Who&#8217;s Blaming The Victim? &#124; Pop Psycholog...</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] What&#8217;s unique about the current study by Perilloux et al (2014) is the examination of how different parties assign responsibility for a sexual assault: more precisely, how victims of a completed or attempted sexual assault assign responsibility, relative to third parties who were not assaulted themselves, but know a friend that was. The questions of interest here were (a) whether these three groups differ in terms of how much responsibility they assign to various parties, and (b) whether these groups also perceive the motivations of the attacker differently as well.&#160; [...]</description>
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