When newsmakers avoid responsibility by blaming their accuser

Update: 2024-09-24

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When a newsmaker is accused of wrongdoing, there can be a pattern to their response. In this week's episode, Dr. Sturg teaches you about DARVO, an acronym that can help you know when someone is trying to escape blame. Listen to 3 real world examples.

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When newsmakers avoid responsibility by blaming their accuser

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When newsmakers avoid responsibility by blaming their accuser

Dr. Amanda Sturgill

When newsmakers avoid responsibility by blaming their accuser