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Gender Bias in Child Sexual Abuse Perceptions by rvzk5gx7z9 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study investigates how the gender of the offender, victim, and observer influences perceptions of the seriousness of child sexual abuse. Findings indicate that offenses are viewed as more serious when the offender is male or the observer is female, highlighting the impact of gender stereotypes on judgments of sexual crimes. The research aims to address the gap in literature regarding female perpetrators and the societal biases that may affect evaluations of child sexual abuse incidents.
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