Gender, Perpetrator Attractiveness, and Ambivalent Sexism as Predictors of Victim Blaming, Minimization, and Subjective Fear in Stalking Incidents

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"Gender, Perpetrator Attractiveness, and Ambivalent Sexism as Predictors of Victim Blaming, Minimization, and Subjective Fear in Stalking Incidents"
written by Niwako Yamawaki, Jane Green, Marissa James, Tatyana Brenes S., Abena Yirenya-Tawiah, Alice Nuo-Yi Wang,
published by Psychology, Vol.11 No.11, 2020

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