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Cyberstalking perpetrators and their methods: a systematic literature review

Weekes et al., 2025

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9406972184452836386
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Weekes C
Storey J
Pina A
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Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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The existing body of research on cyberstalking has identified the prevalent nature of this behavior, and the detrimental impact that cyberstalking has on victims and society. This systematic review aims to summarize literature on the perpetration of cyberstalking with two …
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