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The Male Evaluator Penalty: How Participant Sex and Relationship Context Shape the Perceived Credibility of Male Sexual Violence Victims
Male victims of female-perpetrated “forced-to-penetrate” sexual violence experience significant psychological harm and stigma shaped by traditional gender scripts. However, research is scant regarding how such victims are perceived by others. This study investigated how participant sex (male vs. fem
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