 Hypotheses: Consumers exposed to media reports using thematic frames will be less likely to implicitly collude with perpetrators than those exposed to episodic frames. Consumers exposed to DVH news stories labeled as domestic violence will be less likely to implicitly collude with perpetrators than consumers exposed to news stories labeled as assault. Implicit collusion will correlate positively with the addition of non-relevant perpetrator humanizing characteristics. Consumers given negative information about the victim of DVH will be more likely to implicitly collude with the perpetrator than consumers given negative information about the perpetrator. 