Victimblaming Factors in Situations of Violence Against Women
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61699/cjmps-v1-i5-6-p25-38Keywords:
victim-blaming, individual factors, situational factors, global factors, violence against women (VAW)Abstract
Проблема виктимблейминга является междисциплинарной, для ее понимания необходимо рассматривать как макро-, так и микросоциальные явления, куль туральные особенности и ситуационно-временной контекст, психологические и клинико-психологические характеристики всех участников. В статье рассмотре ны имеющиеся данные о факторах виктимблейминга, относящихся к различным уровням, обозначены существующие противоречия, которые затрудняют описа ние причин виктимблеминга с точки зрения какой-либо теоретической модели. В статье также представлены результаты исследования индивидуальных факторов виктимблейминга на российской выборке, подтверждены некоторые социально демографические и индивидуально-психологические характеристики сторонних наблюдателей, влияющих на обвинение жертвы.
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