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Explain three possible feelings or thought that a person who has been subjected to violent crime may have

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>Psychopathy - They are likely to find delight in things related to crime, knowing it is illegal to commit, but will still do it serially for enthusiasm purposes.

  • BOLDNESS - They don't fear circumstances, knowing their limits and what BARRIERS they have crossed to commit crime. They don't care about the future outcomes and tend to LIVE in the moment.
  • Awareness - As the first two POINTS suggest, people who are subjected to crime, are initially over-aware of their actions and routines of their present time and day, but they will never remember or even try to think about what they have planned ahead or what they will be NEEDING to plan ahead.


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