Multiple Victimization: Evidence, Theory, and Future Research

Richard F. Sparks

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I It is misleading because the expression "multiple victimization" is also used to refer to (a) cases in which there is more than one victim in a single incident, and (b) cases in which a single victim suffers more than one crime at one time, such as when a person is raped, robbed, and has her car stolen.I neglect both of these complications in this article.

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