According to Wim Vandekerckhove Principal Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour at the University of Greenwich, the key – is perceived responsiveness. Where people feel like their action made a difference. In behavioral …
We have all been guilty of this at some point. We are so focused on what we want, we don’t think of the impact we are having on others.
Examples of victim blaming statements: “Well, you should just leave him.” Or, “It’s her own fault for dressing that way.” How can people respond to these types of statements rationally and soundly, whether they come from a friend or family member, or a complete stranger on the Internet?
How can I combat the huge amount of homophobia in my school without outing myself or making myself a target for bullying?
