“…Overall, perpetrators who use physical force to coerce a victim are seen as more culpable than those who do not (Bieneck & Krahe, 2011;Romero-Sanchez, Megias, & Krahe, 2012; for null results see Sasson & Paul, 2014). Perpetrators who used physical force to coerce a victim were considered more responsible than those who used alcohol (Bieneck & Krahe, 2011;Romero-Sanchez et al, 2012), and victims were perceived as more likable when perpetrators used physical coercion than verbal coercion (Hockett, Saucier, & Badke, 2016).…”