The role of sexist humour in male self-reported proclivity to rape

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Viki, G., Thomae, M. and Hamid, S. 2005. The role of sexist humour in male self-reported proclivity to rape.
AuthorsViki, G., Thomae, M. and Hamid, S.
TypeConference paper
Year2005
ConferenceBritish Psychological Society, Division of Forensic Psychology Annual Conference
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