Factors That Affect Rape Myths Acceptance in the United Kingdom

Cleopatra Sazou; Maria Ioannou; John Synnott

Factors That Affect Rape Myths Acceptance in the United Kingdom

Cleopatra Sazou, Maria Ioannou, John Synnott

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The matter of rape and how rape is perceived has been discussed multiple times in scientific papers and has been explored in a variety of ways, while campaigns continuously attempt to raise awareness about the devastation that such victimisation leaves to victims and their families. Still, due to cultural variations and many other factors, in some countries rape is considered as a serious crime and in other countries the blame is often shifted to the victim.

Original language	English
Journal	Assessment & Development Matters
Volume	14
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2022

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Factors That Affect Rape Myths Acceptance in the United Kingdom

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