The phrase "affects perpetrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence of certain actions, events, or policies on individuals who commit offenses.
Example: "The new laws aim to reduce crime by addressing the social factors that affects perpetrators."
Alternatives: "impacts offenders" or "influences wrongdoers."
The dominant paradigm affects everyone, perpetrator and victim alike.
It combines the tensions of a murky underworld tale about its covert assassination squad with character studies of its unlikely team, and conflicted leader Eric Bana in particular, and its key theme: is revenge ever justified, and how does it affect the perpetrators and the values of its state sponsors?
From Brock Turner and David Becker to Owen Labrie and the Vanderbilt gang rape case, all too often sexual assault cases are framed around how the crime will affect the perpetrators' lives, rather than the victims' lives.
More work is needed to explore how the role of gender of the perpetrator affects the occurrence of forced sex as well as its consequences.
The results of the current study showed that, although few subjects were affected by cyberbullying (perpetrators and victims), a relationship exists between lower levels of self-esteem and cyberbullying risks.
Of course those vast numbers whose lives had been affected, whether as perpetrators or as orphans, would not forget; but a public decision had been taken; a joint performative act carried out.
Using a sample of 910 victims in the Netherlands, they examine whether and how the nature of the abuse, characteristics of the victims and their relationships to the perpetrators affected the outcome variables.
There is no way of knowing how or how much the belief in multiple perpetrators affected the situation.
I have to remember that while it is usually men doing this to women, relationship violence is pervasive: women, men, same-sex relationships, families and children are all affected and the perpetrator can be anyone, even a doctor.
Most criticisms of the Violence Against Women Act came from those who believed that violence affects both women and men and both perpetrators and victims and that the act addresses only women as victims.
