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What is a common initial reaction of victims to a crime?
What is a common initial reaction of victims to a crime?
- Panic attacks due to fear
- Anger towards the offender
- Shame and guilt towards themselves
- Denial or disbelief that the crime occurred (correct)
Why might victims feel like an outcast after a crime?
Why might victims feel like an outcast after a crime?
- Because they feel angry towards the offender
- Because their strong emotions are disapproved of by society (correct)
- Because they are afraid of the offender
- Because they feel ashamed of being a victim
What is a common result of fear in victims of crime?
What is a common result of fear in victims of crime?
- Panic attacks (correct)
- Childlike behavior
- Grief and frustration
- Desire for revenge
What is a justified emotion for victims to feel towards the person or people who harmed them?
What is a justified emotion for victims to feel towards the person or people who harmed them?
How might victims behave after a crime, especially if they are in a state of shock?
How might victims behave after a crime, especially if they are in a state of shock?
What is a common emotional response of victims after the initial shock of the crime has worn off?
What is a common emotional response of victims after the initial shock of the crime has worn off?
What is a common consequence of fear becoming overwhelming in victims of crime?
What is a common consequence of fear becoming overwhelming in victims of crime?
Why do victims of crime often feel frustrated?
Why do victims of crime often feel frustrated?
What is a common reason why victims of crime may feel guilty or blame themselves?
What is a common reason why victims of crime may feel guilty or blame themselves?
How can victims of crime cope with feelings of shame and humiliation?
How can victims of crime cope with feelings of shame and humiliation?
What is a common long-term reaction to crime among victims?
What is a common long-term reaction to crime among victims?
What is NOT a recommended way to cope with the trauma or loss of a crime?
What is NOT a recommended way to cope with the trauma or loss of a crime?
