This document discusses different types of victimization, including primary victims who are directly harmed by violence, secondary victims who witness crimes, and related victims who are family members of victims. It also defines various forms of abuse like sexual harassment, domestic abuse involving physical, emotional, or digital forms of violence, and cyber bullying. The signs and reactions of victims are noted to generally not include enjoyment or be voluntary.
This document discusses different types of victimization, including primary victims who are directly harmed by violence, secondary victims who witness crimes, and related victims who are family members of victims. It also defines various forms of abuse like sexual harassment, domestic abuse involving physical, emotional, or digital forms of violence, and cyber bullying. The signs and reactions of victims are noted to generally not include enjoyment or be voluntary.
This document discusses different types of victimization, including primary victims who are directly harmed by violence, secondary victims who witness crimes, and related victims who are family members of victims. It also defines various forms of abuse like sexual harassment, domestic abuse involving physical, emotional, or digital forms of violence, and cyber bullying. The signs and reactions of victims are noted to generally not include enjoyment or be voluntary.
This document discusses different types of victimization, including primary victims who are directly harmed by violence, secondary victims who witness crimes, and related victims who are family members of victims. It also defines various forms of abuse like sexual harassment, domestic abuse involving physical, emotional, or digital forms of violence, and cyber bullying. The signs and reactions of victims are noted to generally not include enjoyment or be voluntary.
2. Exposed them to criminality- Life style theory 3. Life style theory focused – perpetrator 4. Exposure of dangerous places- deviate place theory 5. Behaviour social norms warrant disapproval of majority of- deviance 6. Label them deviance - labelling theory 7. Attractive target victim - Routine Activity theory 8. Deviant place role in helping help to cohere - instructional functionalism 9. Injured violent against direct result of violence – primary victim 10. Suffer nervous shock no harm witness during crime- secondary victim 11. Family victim related to a victim- Related victim 12. Domestic Abused – sexual abused 13. Any unwelcome sexual intimidating hostile offensive working or educational environment- sexual harassment 14. Parent harm child; secondary 15. Umbrella term Committed by force thru use of drugs– sexual miss-conduct 16. Unclothe intimate body part apprehension sexual touch will occur- sexual touching 17. Negative behaviour exhibit –domestic abuse 18. Abuse most recognizable form of domestic punch shooting choking slapping- physical abused 19. Saying doing something to other person to lower self-esteem or emotional stress - emotional abuse 20. Use of computer gadgets to a partner - Digital partner violence 21. Communication deliberate hostile to harm another- Cyber bullying 22. Signs of bullied child except- shows enjoyment 23. Common reactions of victims except- voluntary