[SOLVED] General Victimology

Application to General Victimology [25 points]Think back to our discussion in chapter one about general victimology and its five types (i.e., criminal, self, social environment, technology, and natural environment).· First, in your opinion, should these types of victimization be included in our discussion on recurring victimization? Why or why not? For instance, if you have survived two plane crashes or one plane crash and one train crash, should we consider you a recurring victim of technological failures? Please note that this question is about two of the same type of general victimization. [10 points]· Second, read these few cases that discuss how direct and indirect victims of mass shootings have then died by suicide (article 1, article 2).· Reflect on both articles (e.g., tell me your thoughts, feelings, questions, etc.). [5 points]· Finally, do you consider these individuals to be recurring victims (i.e., individuals who directly experienced a mass shooting or indirectly lost a loved one to a mass shooting AND then they died by suicide)? Stated differently, according to general victimology, these individuals were victimized by crime and then by the self. Should cases like this that span two of the five forms of general victimology be included in our discussion of recurring victimization? Explain. Please note that this question is about two different types of general victimization (i.e., criminal, self, social environment, technology, and natural environment). [10 points]Part Three: Moving from Judgement to Compassion [20 points]Please read the article Revictimization: How can this keep happening?· First, discuss your thoughts/feelings about this article. [3 points]· Second, what did you learn? Explain. [3 points]· Third, what are two links to course theories and/or content? [10 points total – 5 points per link]· Finally, how could we use this information to reduce/prevent future victimizations and/or recurring victimizations? [4 points]