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First published 2016-1

Jurors’ Emotions and Judgments of Legal Responsibility and Blame: What Does the Experimental Research Tell Us?

Neal Feigenson

Emotion Review

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First published 2025-3

Does the Buck Stop Somewhere? Blame Games and State Capture in the Legalization of the Israeli Land Grab

Youssef Mnaili

Politics & Society

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First published 2008-10

Paying for Someone Else's Mistake: The Effect of Bystander Negligence on Perpetrator Blame

Clayton R. Critcher, David A. Pizarro

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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Book review

First published 2001-3

Book Section: Essay and Review: Legal Blame: How Jurors Think and Talk about Accidents

Wendy P. Heath

The Journal of Psychiatry & Law

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Research article

First published 2022-6

Blaming the bureaucrat: does perceived blame risk influence inspectors’ enforcement style?

Erik Hans Klijn, Jasper Eshuis, Alette Opperhuizen [...]

International Review of Administrative Sciences

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First published 2012-4

Expressed Sexual Assault Legal Context and Victim Culpability Attributions

Audrey K. Miller, Keith D. Markman, Amanda M. Amacker [...]

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

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Other

First published 2011-6

Blaming the Victim and Exonerating the Perpetrator in Cases of Rape and Robbery: Is There a Double Standard?

Steffen Bieneck, Barbara Krahé

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

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First published 2021-1

Understanding Gender Differences in Rape Victim Blaming: The Power of Social Influence and Just World Beliefs

Caitlin M. Pinciotti, Holly K. Orcutt

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

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First published 2024

The Function of Rape Myths in the Battle Over Parental Rights

Liane Bode, Craig M. McGill, Lisa A. Newland

The Family Journal

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First published 2003-10

Separating the Effects of Warning and Information Distribution Practices: A Case of Cascading Responsibility

Michael J. Kalsher, Alex J. Viale, Kevin J. Williams

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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