 Skeptical explanations for allegations of SRA have included an attempt by radical feminists to undermine the nuclear family, a backlash against working women, homophobic attacks on gay childcare workers, a universal need to believe in evil, fear of alternative spiritualities, "end of the millennium" anxieties, or a transient form of temporal lobe epilepsy.In his book "Satanic Panic", the 1994 Mencken Award winner for Best Book presented by the Free Press Association,  Jeffery Victor writes that, in the United States, the groups most likely to believe rumors of SRA are rural, poorly educated, religiously conservative White blue-collar families with an unquestioning belief in American values who feel significant anxieties over job loss, economic decline and family disintegration.Victor considers rumours of SRA a symptom of a moral crisis and a form of scapegoating for economic and social ills.