In a study of NCVS data, statisticians found a "gag effect" in which women who were raped did not report victimization for which reason?

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The "gag effect" refers to a situation where individuals may be less likely to report sensitive information, such as being a victim of rape, when someone else, such as a spouse, is present during the interview. This presence can create a sense of discomfort or fear of judgment or repercussions, leading to underreporting of such incidents.

In a Study of NCVS Data, Statisticians Found a "Gag