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It joins the Protestant emphasis on scriptural normativeness and individual interpretation with the burgeoning possibilities afforded by a new political and economic order. Normativeness refers to the degree to which a person views his or her experience of behavior as normal or common (Cialdini & Trost, 1999). Content-based definitions of violent pornography assert that such material is sexually explicit and depicts and endorses the utility and normativeness of sexual violence, usually directed by men against women (Check & Guloien, 1989; Donnerstein & Berkowitz, 1981; Fisher & Barak, 1989). |
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