This article examined indirect consequences for the victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) in terms of ostracism and reputational threats. Through an experimental vignette survey, we compared bystanders’ reactions to either an intimate partner violence episode or a generic violence episode. A victim of IPV (vs. generic violence) received a more negative moral evaluation and was considered as more responsible for the violence perpetrated on her. This made participants not only anticipate a less positive reputation attributed to the victim but also report less willingness to approach and defend the victim and include her in relevant ingroups 1 year after the episode.

本文研究了亲密伴侣暴力 (IPV) 受害者在排斥和声誉威胁方面的间接后果。通过一项实验性的小插曲调查，我们比较了旁观者对亲密伴侣暴力事件或一般暴力事件的反应。IPV 的受害者（与一般暴力相比）受到了更负面的道德评价，并被认为对她所遭受的暴力负有更大的责任。这使得参与者不仅预计受害者的声誉会降低，而且在事件发生 1 年后，他们也不太愿意接近和保护受害者，并将她纳入相关的内部群体。