Studies Show That If Potential Rapists Attend Formal Programs Designed

question 57

Multiple Choice

Studies show that if potential rapists attend formal programs designed to decrease belief in rape myths,their belief in rape myths,on average,

• A)actually increases,as does their tendency to become rapists.
• B)stays the same,as does their tendency to become rapists.
• C)decreases,as does their tendency to become rapists.
• D)decreases,but their tendency to become rapists has not received much attention from researchers.
• E)stays the same,but their tendency to become rapists is typically not assessed.

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Definitions:

Psychological Risk

The potential for a purchase or consumption decision to lead to negative psychological outcomes, such as disappointment, regret, or a challenge to one's self-image.

Postpurchase Behavior

Postpurchase behavior involves the actions and reactions of consumers after buying and using a product, including levels of satisfaction, potential for repeat purchases, and the expression of feedback or complaints.

Actual Customers

Individuals who have made a purchase from a business, distinguishing them from potential customers who have not yet made a purchase.

Compensatory Consumers

Consumers who make purchasing decisions by weighing the strengths and weaknesses of different options.