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Thompson and Fisher, 1996), it is nearly impossible to differentiate the effects of peoples' lifestyles on different types of criminal victimization. This is problematic, because lifestyle/exposure theory is "crime specific" (Bennett, 1991:158;
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www.sociologyindex.com/lifestyle_exposure_theory.htm
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This research will empirically test Routine Activity Lifestyle Theory and its utility in predicting rape victimization in adult women. The sample generated from hospital emergency room patients is comprised of women who were sexually abused as children and a matched sample of women who were not sexually abused as children.
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www.allacademic.com/meta/p201326_index.html
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Using data from a study of over 1100 juveniles in middle and high school, this study develops an integrated Self-Controlled Lifestyle theory to predict both violent offending and victimization among juveniles.
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www.allacademic.com/meta/p200176_index.html
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A prominent theory attempting to predict risk of criminal victimization is the routine activities theory. As described by Laub (1990), the risk of victimization is related to a person's lifestyle, behavior, and routine activities.
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www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/assist/nvaa/ch03.htm
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LIFESTYLE/EXPOSURE THEORY A theory of victimization that acknowledges that not everyone has the same lifestyle and that some lifestyles expose people to more risks than do other lifestyles. If you go to bed early you are less at risk than if you like to visit the bars many nights a week.
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www.filderfunkost.org/lk_bayreuth/lexicon.htm
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Central in this theory is that individual s lifestyles affect a range of life events, for example victimization. Demographic characteristics also influence ...
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www.onderzoekinformatie.nl/en/oi/nod/onderzoek/OND13129...
www.onderzoekinformatie.nl/en/oi/nod/onderzoek/OND1312962/
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One possible explanation is grounded in the lifestyle-routine activity theory. ... The theory of a subculture of violence also points to the overlap between violent offending and victimization (Wolfgang and Ferracuti 1982). According to this approach, for certain areas and population groups, a system of subcultural...
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wcr.sonoma.edu/v3n2/fishman.html
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LIFESTYLE THEORIES OF VICTIMIZATION. The foundation for a theory linking lifestyle and its antecedents with victimization was first presented in detail by ...
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www.springerlink.com/index/X4313R70R27LJ238.pdf
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During the past twenty years or so, however, sociologists and other researchers have formulated a new theory that attempts to explain personal criminal victimization. Hindelang, Gottfredson, and Garofalo (1978) laid much of the foundation for what is today known as the "lifestyle" or "routine activities" approach.
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