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constrained behavior: a standalone construct

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Victimology

restrictions people place on their own activities to avoid crime, which both result from and feed fear of crime.

In victimology, constrained behavior refers to restrictions people place on their own activities to avoid crime, which both result from and feed fear of crime. This meaning comes from Liska (1988) in Social Forces.[1]

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References

  1. Liska, A. E., Sanchirico, A., & Reed, M. D. (1988). Fear of Crime and Constrained Behavior Specifying and Estimating a Reciprocal Effects Model. Social Forces, 66(3), 827. https://doi.org/10.2307/2579577

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