repeat victimization

What Does The Evidence Show About Repeat Victimization?

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What Does The Evidence Show About Repeat Victimization? RV consistently demonstrates a predictable pattern known as time course: a relatively short high-risk period is followed by a rapid decline and then a leveling off of risk. The length of the time period of heightened victimization risk varies based on local crime problems. What is the

What Factors Are Associated With Repeat Victimization?

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What Factors Are Associated With Repeat Victimization? What factors are associated with repeat victimization? To have a lower income, being unemployed, renting a home by public housing, using social services, not having health insurance and living in a home for a shorter period of time, are risk factors for repeat victimization after a violent crime.