Sentence examples for become perpetrators from inspiring English sources

It often happens that victims, in a reversal of roles, become perpetrators".

And it led to a general discussion of one of the little-acknowledged effects of molesting, that some victims become perpetrators.

The researchers demonstrated that little had changed since 1961, when Stanley Milgram, a young psychologist at Yale, discovered how easily ordinary citizens could become perpetrators of evil.

Researchers have also looked at the prevalence of teenage domestic abuse and tried to establish what can be done to reduce the number of young men who become perpetrators of abuse.

It is evident that not all victims of sexual abuse become perpetrators, and not all perpetrators have experienced childhood abuse which suggests that the experience of sexual abuse appears to be neither a necessary nor sufficient condition for committing a sex crime (Salter et al. 2003).

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Or, as she puts it more memorably, about SS wives who became perpetrators: "These women displayed a capacity to kill while also acting out a combination of roles: plantation mistress; prairie Madonna in apron-covered dress lording over slave laborers; infant-carrying, gun-wielding hausfrau".

Much recent research into Nazism has focused on the many "ordinary Germans" who became perpetrators of the most terrible crimes.

Only a small percentage of a population usually becomes perpetrators of genocide.

Efua Dorkenoo agrees: "In the most bizarre way, women have become the perpetrators and practisers of this and keep the tradition going.

The implication is that the victim of the state has now become the perpetrator of state crimes.