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CHAPTER Environmental 3 Criminology
CHAPTER97 KEY TERMSA ctivity SpaceAwareness SpaceCPTEDC rime DisplacementDefensible SpaceDiffusion of BenefitsEvent DependencyHedonismRisk HeterogeneityVictim FacilitationVictim PrecipitationVictim ProvocationVirtual RepeatsEnvironmental Criminology3 LEARNING OBJECTIVESC hapter 3 continues the discussion on theories of crime causation but narrows the scope to theories and approaches that use both individual behaviors and physical characteristics of space to explain crime. As discussed in the previous CHAPTER , the physical characteristics of an environment communicate social clues to the people who live, work, and play there. These clues provide poten-tial offenders and victims with information about how they should behave to ensure their safety, pleasure, and the successful fruition of their interests. For offenders, these clues identify the method by which they might commit a crime successfully and avoid getting caught. For potential victims, these clues provide information about how to avoid being victimized.
The CPTED Approach 101 ist attractions, historic landmarks, resting and conversational spots, and speed constraints. When one thinks of Savannah, the beauty and
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