Beautiful victims: How the halo of attractiveness impacts judgments of celebrity and lay victims of online abuse
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Highlights：
• Celebrities targets were victim-blamed to a lesser extent than layperson targets following cyberabuse.
• Abusive incidents involving celebrity targets were perceived as more-severe than incidents involving laypersons.
• Celebrities are seen as more socially-, physically, and task-attractive than laypersons.
• Observer Psychopathy and Machiavellianism predict victim-blaming and perceptions of severity.
• Victim attractiveness and status predict victim-blaming and perceptions of severity.
摘要
•Celebrities targets were victim-blamed to a lesser extent than layperson targets following cyberabuse.•Abusive incidents involving celebrity targets were perceived as more-severe than incidents involving laypersons.•Celebrities are seen as more socially-, physically, and task-attractive than laypersons.•Observer Psychopathy and Machiavellianism predict victim-blaming and perceptions of severity.•Victim attractiveness and status predict victim-blaming and perceptions of severity.
论文关键词：Attractiveness,Cyberabuse,Dark triad,Twitter,Victim blame
论文评审过程：Received 19 October 2021, Revised 8 December 2021, Accepted 19 December 2021, Available online 22 December 2021, Version of Record 6 January 2022.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2021.107157
