Gray, J.

She didn’t say ‘no’: what constitutes a reasonable belief in consent to sex?

Conference paper

Gray, J. 2008. She didn’t say ‘no’: what constitutes a reasonable belief in consent to sex? 18th Conference of the European Association of Psychology and Law. Maastricht 02 - 05 Jul 2008

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Type	Conference paper
Title	She didn’t say ‘no’: what constitutes a reasonable belief in consent to sex?
Authors	Gray, J.
Research Group	Forensic Psychology Research group
Conference	18th Conference of the European Association of Psychology and Law
Print	2008
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Deposited	18 Jun 2010
Output status	Published
Language	English

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