The Role Of Victim Behavior In The Mechanism Of Domestic Crime

Abstract

This article examines the victimological characteristics of victims in domestic crime. Particular attention is paid to the victims' socio-psychological characteristics, behavior, position, and role in conflict situations. Classifications and typologies of victims are considered, and the main types of victim behavior that influence the dynamics of domestic crime are identified. The author emphasizes the importance of considering the individual and socio-psychological characteristics of victims in developing effective victimization prevention measures. Victimization prevention is viewed as an integral part of the crime prevention system, aimed at reducing the risk of victimization and preventing domestic crime.