Sentence examples for violent victimisation from inspiring English sources

We aimed to assess violent victimisation as a risk factor for depression in women.

There is a profoundly devastating link between child sexual and violent victimisation and female offending.

During the same period however violent victimisation inequalities aggravated in Sweden (Nilsson and Estrada 2006).

The study, published in the American Journal of Psychiatry, said: "Readiness to retaliate violently if disrespected, excitement from violence, and short-term benefits from instrumental violence lead to further cycles of violence and risk of violent victimisation".

Violent victimisation among people with major mental illness is well-documented but the risk factors for criminal violent victimisation are not well understood.

Contact sex offences were also considered as a separate sub-category of violent victimisation.

Persons with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders were significantly less likely to have an official record of non-violent victimisation, but more likely to have a record of violent crime victimisation.

In contrast with previous research [ 18], the current study found that people with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders are less likely than the general community to have an official record of victimisation, and also have a lower rate of recorded non-violent victimisation.

People with schizophrenic-spectrum disorders are particularly vulnerable to violent crime victimisation; although co-morbid substance misuse and criminality both heighten the chances of victimisation, they cannot fully account for the increased rates.

The level of "violent crime victimisation" up to the age of 19 climbed through the 1980s, peaked in the mid-1990s and then fell sharply, reaching its lowest point in 2010.

In this study, we found no association between violent crime victimisation and perpetration.