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Predictors of cybercrime victimization: Causal effects or biased associations?

van de Weijer, 2019

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van de Weijer S
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The human factor of cybercrime

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In line with self-control theory and routine activities theory, several previous studies have shown that low self-control and involvement in certain online activities are associated with cybercrime victimization. However, these studies were based on cross-sectional …
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