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No

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Yes! At work I was scapegoated by jealous employee

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Definitely

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feelings of self doubt, lack of trust, sadness

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Yes

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yes, unfortunately within the workplace

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It can make the person question their worthiness 

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It can make the person question their worthiness 

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Yes. If you are aware of your behaviour and the reasons for scapegoats 

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Yes. If you are aware of your behaviour and the reasons for scapegoats 

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yes, working with majority people of the opposite gender it’s quite common

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Anxious to be placed in a position of not being believed again, avoid taking a strong stance or believing they are not worth standing up for

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Not that I know of

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probably, i’m sure it happens within every friendship group here and there 

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probably, i’m sure it happens within every friendship group here and there 

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You can never fully control a persons actions, however with the right sanctions and policies it may be not as prevelant

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creates a sense of doubt within one’s self and can in some occasions really traumatise someone from succeeding

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Not really, sometimes it can be unintentional but when scapegoating is done in a massively destructive way then yes it can be avoided 

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Not really, sometimes it can be unintentional but when scapegoating is done in a massively destructive way then yes it can be avoided 

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No- people will continue acting in a way that best benefits them 

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No- people will continue acting in a way that best benefits them 

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With good group cohesion and appropriate diffusion of responsibility, it will be harder to scapegoat

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No. Saving face or maintaining/ achieving prestige within the group will always be important to individuals and their role within groups. We can become more aware of it and challenge it as a concept but never fully overcome it.

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Yes, I think it’s easy to use others as a scapegoat unintentionally. Scapegoating is often a reaction to negative emotions we feel so we react to minimise this for ourselves (ie. scapegoating)

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Yes, I think it’s easy to use others as a scapegoat unintentionally. Scapegoating is often a reaction to negative emotions we feel so we react to minimise this for ourselves (ie. scapegoating)

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Blamed my sister for everything

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No, it’s part of human behaviour but we can become more self aware of it

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No, it’s part of human behaviour but we can become more self aware of it

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probably not, we unknowingly need people to blame for things. unless we all become self aware and can take blame it is unlikely 

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probably not, we unknowingly need people to blame for things. unless we all become self aware and can take blame it is unlikely 

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Fear of judgement
Reduced group participation
Victimisation; becomes a cycle

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I would say yes when I was younger and blaming my sibling for most things.

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To calm race horses down before races (before tranquillisers were used), a goat was placed in the horse stable to calm them down