In reading the comments of his respondents from a study of spousal abuse, Dr. Dal notices that several respondents had mentioned “Blaming the victim.” Dr. Dal writes notes in which he ponders about the idea of the abuser and why he or she would blame the abused spouse. Dr. Dal’s memos are ______.
a. code memos
b. self-reflection memos
c. hypothetical memos
d. theoretical memos
Ans: D
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