Public Attitudes: Evaluating Variables in Relation to Capital Punishment and Harsher Sentencing
By George Lee, University of Lincoln. Focusing on the United Kingdom, this dissertation will explore the punitive attitudes of the British population, particularly regarding Capital Punishment and Harsher Sentencing. The gap I aim to fill is based on British society, where capital punishment has been completely abolished for 28 years, and where there has been an increased support for harsher sentencing. There is a lack of UK studies that test the correlation between support
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From Personality to Perception: Investigating Moral Disengagement as a Pathway Linking Dark Triad Traits to Intimate Partner Violence Attitudes
By Tazmeen Nabi, London Metropolitan University. This study examined the role of moral disengagement in the relationship between the dark triad and intimate partner violence (IPV) attitudes. Individuals with experience in romantic relationships (N = 74) completed an online questionnaire comprised of three standardised, self-report scales examining the dark triad, moral disengagement and IPV attitudes. The dark triad was used as three independent measures, whereas moral disen
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