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Normative Expectations for Calling the Police, only the starting point, because this influence occurs in a larger social context. The kind of information, advice, and support or nonsupport that victims receive depends on how crimes are defined and what responses are deemed appropriate.

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Crisis Management in the European Union only the starting point, because this influence occurs in a larger social context. The kind of information, advice, and support or nonsupport that victims receive depends on how crimes are defined and what responses are deemed appropriate.

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Introduction,tensity of victims’ immediate reactions may vary, they commonly report experiencing anger, fear, shock, confusion, and depression. And in some instances, they blame themselves for the incident. A world that they once perceived as safe and predictable suddenly may appear dangerous and unpredictable.

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An Experimental Approach to Victim Decision Making,thodology, however, is unwise. The study of a phenomenon as complex as victim decision making requires multiple methods, each with different strengths and weaknesses. For our initial study, we decided to use an experimental approach that allowed us to isolate and control key variables involved in vi