Cat-Calls and Culpability: Investigating the Frequency and Functions of Stranger Harassment

2010/07/26 by Eric D. Wesselmann, Janice R. Kelly · 6 citations
Social Sciences · #Gender, Feminism, and Media #Intimate Partner and Family Violence #Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies

paper · doi:10.1007/s11199-010-9830-2

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Citations

• Opinions and Social Pressure
• A Social Psychological Analysis of Sexual Harassment: The Person/Situation Interaction
• Advances In Experimental Social Psychology

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