Terminology
The physical, emotional, or financial harm that a victim experiences as a consequence of a crime.
What is victimization?
What is a common misconception?
Impersonating the bank or government to convince victims to transfer their money to a "safe" bank account.
Bank Helpdesk Fraud
Example of White Collar Crime.
Intangibility, remoteness, global scale, permanence, and anonymity.
What is what sets cybercrime apart from traditional crime?
Atleast 2 considered personal factors that influence victimization impact covered in the study.
Crimes where information and communication technology (ICT) play a key role in the offender's execution of the crime.
Cybercimes
Why we expect the prevalence of cybercrime to continue to grow.
What is technology's rapid advances?
Difficulty generalizing research findings due to geographic location in the Netherlands.
What is an article limitation?
Relevance to Forensic Psychologist responsibilities.
What is victim services, mental health treatment, and legal consultation?
Cybercrime will be of equal or greater impact in comparison to traditional crime impacts.
One's perception of own abilities. Influences an individual's trauma processing.
What is self-efficacy?
The result of the misconception of cybercrime being less impactfully important than traditional crime.
The conclusion of the research article.
What is cybercrime is just as emotionally harmful and impactful as traditional crime?