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The Attribution of Date Rape: Observer's Attitudes and Sexual Experiences and The Dating Situation

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1983Sexual arousal to rape depictions: Individual differences.189 cited

1976Social Perception of the Victim's Causal Role in Rape: An Exploratory Examination of Four Factors163 cited

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