Study: Why So Much Sexual Harassment? It's All About The Power (Or Lack Thereof)

"People who see themselves as chronically denied power appear to have a stronger desire to feel powerful, and are more likely to use sexual aggression toward that end," writes a research team led by psychologist Melissa Williams of Emory University. "Power can indeed create opportunities for sexual aggression, but it is those who chronically experience low power who will choose to exploit such opportunities."

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