What Are the Gendered Differences in University Students’ Perceptions of Nighttime Safety in Lincoln?
By Millie Bambridge, University of Lincoln. Perceptions of safety at night remains a contested social issue, particularly when examined through a gendered lens. This dissertation explores gendered differences in University of Lincoln students’ perceptions of safety at night, focusing on how these can be shaped and improved. An interpretivist approach was used and qualitative data was collected through focus groups. The findings demonstrate that perceptions of nighttime safety
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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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