Chapter16VictimologyExploringtheExperienceofVictim.pptVIP

Chapter 16 Victimology: Exploring the Experience of Victimization;Chapter Summary ;Chapter Summary ;The Emergence of Victimology;Who Gets Victimized;Table 16.1 Victimization Rates of Combined Violent and Personal Theft Crimes by Selected Demographic Characteristics –2004;Victimization in the Workplace and School;;Figure 16.1 Number of Homicides and Suicides of Youth Ages 15-19 at and Away from School: 1999-2000 ;Figure 16.2 Percentage of Students ages 12-18 who Reported being Bullied During Previous Six Months, by Grade: 1999 and 2001 ;Child Molestation: Who gets Victimized?;Victimization Theories;Victim Precipitation Theory;Figure 16.3 Male Victimization Rates by Number of Risk Factors for Delinquency ;Figure 16.4 Four Scenarios Illustrating the Degree of Victim/Offender Responsibility According to Victim Precipitation Theory;Routine Activities/Lifestyle Theory;Is Victimology Blaming the Victim;The Consequences of Victimization ;Victimization and the Criminal Justice System;Figure 16.5 Percentage of Adolescent Victims and Non-victims of Violence Expected to Experience Adult Problem Outcomes;Box 16.2 Focus on Victim’s Opinions Of the Importance of Victims’ Rights ;Victim Compensation and Restitution;Victim-Offender Reconciliation Programs (VORPs)