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Jacobsen, Rebecca H.; Calhoun, James F. – 1983
Research suggests that observers of spouse abuse are likely to arrive at overly dispositional causal explanations for the abusive behavior, and reject both the abusing spouse and his victim. To examine observers' causal attributions and person perceptions under varying conditions, 160 college students read a vignette about an incident of spouse…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Attribution Theory, Battered Women, Bias
Jacobsen, Rebecca H.; Calhoun, James F. – 1983
Previous research suggests that observers of spouse abuse are likely to arrive at overly dispositional causal explanations for the abusive behavior, and reject both the abusing spouse and his victim. As part of a study examining observers' perceptions of a spouse abuse incident under varying conditions, 160 college students read a vignette about…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Attribution Theory, Battered Women, Bias