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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.5
How does the just-world hypothesis contribute to victim blaming in prejudice and discrimination?
It proposes individuals always act fairly towards each other.
It postulates that everyone's actions are justified by societal norms.
It suggests people believe others get what they deserve, which can lead to blaming victims for their circumstances.
It insists all people have equal opportunities in society.
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