Crime victims

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Crime victims are people who have been affected by crime either because they have directly experienced it or it has impacted on them indirectly. They used to be studied by psychologists in terms of victimization but this is now an unfashionable stance.

See also

• Advocacy
• International Crime Victims Survey
• British Crime Survey - United Kingdom
• National Crime Victimization Survey - United States
• Bullying
• Clandestine abuse
• Criminology
• Crime prevention
• Cyber-bullying
• Crime victim advocacy program
• Effects of rape and aftermath
• Erotomania]
• Harassment
• Hate speech
• Hostages
• Male rape research
• Perpetrators
• Persecution
• Rape
• Self defense
• Sexual harassment
• Stalking
• Stockholm syndrome
• Torture
• Victim impact statement
• Victim study
• Victim Support