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After the crime : victim decision making
- Title
- After the crime : victim decision making / Martin S. Greenberg and R. Barry Ruback.
- Author
- Greenberg, Martin S.
- Publication
- New York : Plenum Press, ©1992.
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Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
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Book/Text | Use in library | HV6250.25 .G74 1992 | Off-site |
Details
- Additional Authors
- Ruback, R. Barry, 1950-
- Description
- xvi, 293 pages : illustrations; 24 cm.
- Series Statement
- Perspectives in law & psychology ; v. 9
- Uniform Title
- Perspectives in law & psychology ; v. 9.
- Subject
- Victims of crimes > Psychology
- Crime
- Decision making
- Life change events
- Crime
- Decision Making
- Jurisprudence
- Life Change Events
- Research Design
- crimes (events)
- decision making
- Life change events
- Decision making
- Victims of crimes > Psychology
- Viktimologie
- Victimologie
- Besluitvorming
- Slachtoffers
- Misdrijven
- Hulpzoekenden
- Victims of crimes > Decision making
- United States
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-281) and index.
- Contents
- Ch. 1. Introduction -- Victimization as a Social Problem -- Decision Making by Victims -- A Program of Research on Victims' Decisions -- Purposes of the Research Project -- Goals and Outline of the Book -- Ch. 2. An Experimental Approach to Victim Decision Making -- The Experimental Paradigm -- Study 1: Theft Magnitude and Thief's Race and Proximity as Determinants of Crime Reporting -- Summary and Conclusions -- Ch. 3. Experimental Studies on the Role of Social Influence in Victim Decision Making -- Study 2: Social and Emotional Factors in Victim Decision Making -- Study 3: Type of Bystander Advice and Supporting Arguments -- Study 4: Parameters of Bystander Influence: Proximity, Support, and Knowledge of the Theft -- Study 5: Parameters of Bystander Influence: Sex Similarity, Type of Supporting Argument, and Level of Surveillance -- Study 6: The Effect of Fate Similarity on Theft-Victim Decision Making -- Summary and Conclusions -- Ch. 4. Eyewitness Identification by Theft Victims -- Study 7: Effect of a Prior Lineup Identification on a Subsequent Lineup Identification -- Study 8: Effect of Type of Identification Task on Subsequent Lineup Identifications -- Study 9: Same Race and Cross-Race Identifications -- Results Using Data from All Participants -- General Discussion -- Ch. 5. Analyses Across Experimental Studies -- Validity of the Experimental Studies -- Variables Related to Reporting -- Variables Related to Delay in Reporting -- Relationship of Reporting Decision to Participants' Perceptions -- Variables Related to Participants' Recall of the Theft -- Summary and Conclusions -- Ch. 6. Normative Expectations for Calling the Police -- Study of Normative Influence -- Crime Seriousness -- Study 10: Crime Seriousness and Norms for Reporting in Four Countries -- Study 11: Appropriateness of Reporting: Effects of Type of Offender and Sex of Victim -- Study 12: Norms for Reporting among Different Ethnic Groups in the United States -- General Discussion -- Ch 7. Archival Analyses -- Study 13: Calls to the Atlanta Council on Battered Women -- Study 14: Police Records on Reported Thefts and Burglaries -- Study 15: Rape Crisis Center Archives -- General Discussion of the Archival Research -- Ch. 8. Self-Reports: Surveying Crime Victims -- Study 16: Self-Reports of Rape Victims -- Study 17: Interviews with Victims of Burglary, Theft, and Robbery -- Study 18: Survey of Reporter and Nonreporter Victims of Burglary and Theft -- Study 19: Telephone Interviews with Victims of Burglary and Theft -- Study 20: A Longitudinal Study of Rape Victims -- Summary and Conclusions -- Ch. 9. A Model of Crime-Victim Decision Making -- Stage 1: Labeling the Event a Crime -- Stage 2: Determining the Seriousness of the Crime -- Stage 3: Deciding What to Do -- Social Influence and Victim Decision Making -- Summary -- Ch. 10. Summary and Implications of the Research -- Summary of the Research -- Implications of the Research -- Summary -- Appendix: A Lawsuit Against the Researchers -- Description of the Incident -- The Lawsuit -- The Immediate Aftermath of the Filing -- Pretrial Discovery -- The Trial -- The Defendants' Case -- Consequences of the Lawsuit -- Lessons to Be Learned.
- ISBN
- 0306441608
- 9780306441608
- LCCN
- 92016942
- OCLC
- ocm25873802
- 25873802
- SCSB-1952875
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library