EASP Summer school - Dehumanization and motivation to punish violators of honour norms

What is the role of infrahumanization (attributing less secondary emotions: the more the perpetrator feels shame, anger, humiliation, do they start seeing the target as having less of these secondary emotions such as compassion, tenderness, hope, bitterness, regret and shame, dehumanization (human nature - mechanistic dehumanization such as cold-hearted, no emotions, etc., see Kteily, Bruneau, et al., 2005), and importantly mind attribution (see Cameron et al., 2009) in motivation to punish the target who violates honour norms (female partner having an affair in public).

The victim may also be self-dehumanizing themselves (seeing as deserving.)

You can manipulate the honour violation as you did in rape study with Isabell (public, private, & control), and measure relational aggression/motivation to punish. Examine whether this is mediated by mental attribution, infrahumanization or dehumanization.