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Recurring Victimization (Types (Multiple Victimization (Polyvictimization,…

- - - - When a repeat victimization occurs, it is likely to be soon after the first victimization incident
      - The period of heightened risk of subsequent victimization dissipates over time
    - - The initial offenders share information with their criminal associates about remaining crims opportunities at the previously victimized household
      - The house possesses characteristics that make it as attractive target for victimization
      - The same offenders return to their previous target
  - - - Most recurrent victims experience the same type of victimization in the subsequent incident
      - Crime switching does occur, but it is a relatively rare phenomenon
- - - - Applied to the victimization of children; occurs when a minor is frequently targeted for a variety of types of victimization within a reference period (usually a year)
- - - - Proximity
      - Exposure
      - Target Attractiveness
      - (Lack of) Guardianship
  - - - Rational offenders will be likely to reoffend against targets that previously brought them benefits
- - - - Recurring Victims
        
        A small portion of victims are targeted for victimization multiple times in their lives
        
        Make up a small portion of individuals who are victimized, but a large portion of all victimization incidents
    - - Hot Spots
      - Risky Facilities
      - Repeat Offenders
      - Hot Products