A meta-analysis of 175 studies of stalking is reported in which descriptive estimates of
prevalence, sex differences, relationship origins, motives, threat and violence are provided …

Despite the high prevalence of stalking and the risk of harm it poses to victims, arrest rates,
prosecutions, and convictions for stalking continue to be low in the United States. The …

Awards and Praise for the first edition: Recipient of the 2006 International Association for
Relationship Research (IARR) Book Award" This text, as it presently stands, is THE go-to …

Our society has come to rely on the sheer size, technological power, and lightening fast
speed of the Internet to seek out immeasurable pages of information, explore the unknown …

Stalking is defined in a variety of ways within state statutes and social science and,
therefore, researchers have not standardized how to define or operationalize this …

Stalking is generally defined as an intentional pattern of repeated intrusive and intimidating
behaviors toward a specific person that causes the target to feel harassed, threatened, and …

Research confirms the risk of victimization faced by women who attend the nation's
universities. While stalking began to receive heightened attention in the 1990s, relative to …

One in every five women will experience stalking in their lifetime. Research suggests the
lifetime prevalence rate ranges between 12% and 32% for among women and 4% and 17 …

Perceptions of stalking behavior vary tremendously, yet the factors that influence these
perceptions are largely unknown. This article reports on two studies that analyzed individual …

It has been hypothesised that attitudes minimising, justifying and normalising stalking exist
in the community, influencing whether or not stalking is recognised, and potentially affecting …