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cord-264629-kuknvemy	Sáez, Gemma	The Effect of Prescription Drugs and Alcohol Consumption on Intimate Partner Violence Victim Blaming	2020-07-01		.txt	text/plain	7324	354	45	Our findings indicate that alcohol consumption, but not prescription drugs use, plays a relevant role in the attribution of blame by general population and self-blame by victims of IPV. The current study aims to explore the effect of prescription drugs and alcohol use on intimate partner violence victim blaming. Therefore, a correlational study was carried out among victims of intimate partner violence to evaluate whether alcohol and psychotropic drug consumption are positively related to self-blaming. Secondly, and focusing on intimate partner violence victims, we evaluated whether the reported consumption of alcohol and prescription drugs would be related to self-blame and self-blaming cognitions. With this goal in mind, the second study using a specific sample of IPV victims aimed to explore the effect that alcohol and prescription drugs have on self-blaming attribution for the violence they had experienced.	./cache/cord-264629-kuknvemy.txt	./txt/cord-264629-kuknvemy.txt