stalking
Which statement best describes the nature of stalking as defined by the Home Office in 1996?
A series of repeated acts intended to cause harassment
How is stalking different from many other criminal acts?
It includes a series of activities over a prolonged period.
What significant legal measure was introduced in 1997 concerning stalking?
Protection from Harassment Act
According to lectures, why has stalking become more frequent in modern times?
Advances in modern technology and political freedom of women
According to the CSEW, how many incidents constitute stalking?
Two or more incidents
What is the most important risk factor for stalking according to Sheridan & Davies (2010)?
History of domestic violence
In McFarlane et al. (1999), what percentage of intimate partner homicide victims had been stalked prior to being killed?
76%
Which typology involves individuals holding a delusional belief that the victim loves them?
Erotomanic
According to the RECON model, which type of stalker is considered the most dangerous?
Intimate stalker
What motivated John Hinckley Jr. to attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan?
Obsessive fixation on Jodie Foster
What is the primary aim of psychotherapeutic intervention for stalkers?
Prevention and re-connection with the social world
Why do stalking victims often refrain from contacting the police?
They fear retaliation and think they won't be believed
What is a common problem with AI in recognizing online stalking behaviors?
AI fails to recognize the subjective nature of sexual relationships and consent
According to the CSEW, which age group is most at risk for stalking?
16-19 years old
Which personality disorder is commonly linked to stalkers?
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
What are some common psychological effects of stalking on victims?
Psychological distress, anxiety, and depression
What percentage of stalking victims experience mental health issues according to Mullen et al. (2000)?
80%