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Dehumanization Effects on Agency Attributions, Retributive Justice judgments, and Resocialization Attitudes towards Former Perpetrators in Post-conflict

2019-01-18

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<p>In the present research we examine the effect of dehumanizing framing of ex-perpetrators of violence on participants’ attributions of their agency, punishment deservingness, and suitableness for re-socialization in post-conflict. For this purpose, we collected data in the aftermath of a peace agreement between the government and the FARC guerrilla in Colombia. In two studies, using within (Study 1) and between...

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3fa1657f-0343-5062-a68f-d65e0081bafe
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10.31234/osf.io/w5tka
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