Elements of lifestyle-routine activities theory

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Develop a program that is aimed at reducing victimization of lower income, single, men. Specifically the three elements of Lifestyle- Routine Activities Theory: exposer to motivated offenders, the presence of suitable targets, and the absence of capable guardians. when developing the program think

1. Who are the stake holders?

2. How will you recruit participants? (cannot pay participants but can offer incentives)

3. How will success be measured?

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