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The Ranma ½ Effect: Why the Same Aggression Does Not Look Equally Dangerous
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This paper develops the ‘Ranma ½ Effect,’ a testable theoretical account of why identical or substantively similar aggressive behavior may be perceived as more or less dangerous depending on the social configuration in which it occurs. The discussion begins with recurring forms of comic punishment i
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