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Adaptation of the domestic violence myth acceptance scale to Portuguese and tests of Its convergent, divergent, and predictive validities
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The Domestic Violence Myth Acceptance Scale was adapted to Portuguese (PDVMAS). The PDVMAS displayed reasonable fit indices (Study 1); was positively correlated with right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation, belief in a just world (Study 2), and ambivalent sexism (Study 3); and negatively correlated with empathetic tendencies (Study 4). PDVMAS significantly predicted victim blame and aggressor exoneration in scenarios of coercion (Study 5) and physical assault (Study 6). Victims and non-victims of domestic violence equally endorsed domestic violence myths. Globally, the PDVMAS is a reliable instrument, and domestic violence myths are pervasive and alter the perception of intimate partner violence.
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Covariance Structure-Analysis Intimate Partner Violence Ambivalent Sexism Rape Victims Fit Indexes Empathy Attribution Attitudes World Responsibility
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Sage Publications