Explain victim blaming step by step

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Explain victim blaming step by step, and argue that people whose identity was stolen may have made it easy for the thief. Include at least 3 steps for individuals to take to avoid re-victimization. Use chapter 5 material (feel free to use additional sources as well) and cite accordingly both in-text and in a reference section.

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