Credible: Why We Doubt Accusers and Protect Abusers
關於這本有聲書
In this milestone book, a previous examiner, legitimate master, and driving expert on sexual viciousness looks at why we are prepared to distrust charges of sexual maltreatment — and how we can change a culture and a general set of laws organized to excuse informers
Sexual offense allegations flash contending claims: her statement against his. How would we conclude who is coming clean? The response comes down to believability. However, as this enlightening book uncovers, imperceptible powers twist the validity decisions of even the benevolent among us. We are undeniably molded by a bunch of misleading suppositions and secret predispositions implanted in our way of life, our overall set of laws, and our minds.
In Tenable, the creator gives a genuinely necessary system to make sense of how we see validity, why our discernments are contorted, and why these twists hurt survivors. Social orders and disparities cultivate question that is typical and unsurprising, bringing about what the creator calls the "validity markdown" — our excusal of cases by particular sorts of speakers — basically ladies, and particularly the individuals who are more minimized.
