HRPYC81
PROJECT 12
ASSESSMENT 46
2023
Perfectionist Notes
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Research project number Assignment number Unique Assignment
Number
1 2 859547
2 6 530071
3 10 530300
4 14 872611
5 18 872781
6 22 602897
7 26 788880
8 30 788987
9 34 606486
10 38 606786
11 42 606979
12 46 871069
13 50 871166
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Question 1
In the article of Peretz and Vidmar, (2021), the authors provide an overview about trends
in the current research concerning men and Gender Based Violence (GBV). They
classified these research trends into the following five categories.
a) men as perpetrator, observer, investigators, allies and bystanders
b) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, offender and bystanders
c) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, allies and bystanders
d) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, allies and analysers
EVIDENCE:
“We organize this research into five categories, focusing on men as perpetrators of violence; as
investigators; as victims; as allies working to prevent or respond to GBV; and as bystanders not
directly connected to the violent acts.” (Peretz & Vidmar, 2021, pp. 3).
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Question 2
Peretz and Vidmar, (2021), argue in their article that early research on Men as
Perpetrator highlighted that the entire spectrum of men’s violence against women is
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PROJECT 12
ASSESSMENT 46
2023
Perfectionist Notes
PRIVATE TUTOR FOR HONOURS IN PSYCHOLOGY - UNISA
helping you achieve your best results
THIS IS NOT A MEMO - IT GETS 83%
, Property of Perfectionist Notes
Plagiarism/distribution/illegal use/selling of this document will be prosecuted
Research project number Assignment number Unique Assignment
Number
1 2 859547
2 6 530071
3 10 530300
4 14 872611
5 18 872781
6 22 602897
7 26 788880
8 30 788987
9 34 606486
10 38 606786
11 42 606979
12 46 871069
13 50 871166
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLES:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fmGju-
Pm3o7qC29WN6RO7Fqynq_dkesU?usp=share_link
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Question 1
In the article of Peretz and Vidmar, (2021), the authors provide an overview about trends
in the current research concerning men and Gender Based Violence (GBV). They
classified these research trends into the following five categories.
a) men as perpetrator, observer, investigators, allies and bystanders
b) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, offender and bystanders
c) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, allies and bystanders
d) Men as perpetrator, victim, investigators, allies and analysers
EVIDENCE:
“We organize this research into five categories, focusing on men as perpetrators of violence; as
investigators; as victims; as allies working to prevent or respond to GBV; and as bystanders not
directly connected to the violent acts.” (Peretz & Vidmar, 2021, pp. 3).
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Question 2
Peretz and Vidmar, (2021), argue in their article that early research on Men as
Perpetrator highlighted that the entire spectrum of men’s violence against women is
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