Titlebook: After the Crime; Victim Decision Maki Martin S. Greenberg,R. Barry Ruback Book 1992 Plenum Press, New York 1992 experiment.identification.m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8706-8tensity of victims’ immediate reactions may vary, they commonly report experiencing anger, fear, shock, confusion, and depression. And in some instances, they blame themselves for the incident. A world that they once perceived as safe and predictable suddenly may appear dangerous and unpredictable.

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Introduction to Crisis Management,ed (see, e.g., Lloyd-Bostock & Clifford, 1983; Loftus, 1979; Yarmey, 1979). Although much useful information has been gained from this research, several investigators have questioned the generalizability of these results to naturally occurring situations (e.g., Malpass & Devine, 1980; Wells, 1978).

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Rapid Alerts for Crises at the EU Level,to report or not to report a crime to the police and their abilities as eyewitnesses to recall information about the thief and to recognize him in a lineup. In this chapter, we combine data from across Studies 1–6 in order to better understand factors affecting and affected by the reporting decision

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,The Internet—a two-edged sword,t actual victims do. Such a method allows data collection without affecting the behavior of the victims (Webb .., 1981). The most useful nonreactive method for studying victim decision making is to examine records kept by agencies that deal with victims. These agencies include the police and crisis

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