Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance: Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera

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Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance : Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera. / Lindegaard, Marie Rosenkrantz; Daniël De Vries, Thomas; Bernasco, Wim.

I: Deviant Behavior, Bind 39, Nr. 4, 19.01.2018, s. 421-436.

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Lindegaard, MR, Daniël De Vries, T & Bernasco, W 2018, 'Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance: Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera', Deviant Behavior, bind 39, nr. 4, s. 421-436. https://doi.org/10.1080/01639625.2017.1407100

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Lindegaard, M. R., Daniël De Vries, T., & Bernasco, W. (2018). Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance: Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera. Deviant Behavior, 39(4), 421-436. https://doi.org/10.1080/01639625.2017.1407100

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Lindegaard MR, Daniël De Vries T, Bernasco W. Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance: Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera. Deviant Behavior. 2018 jan. 19;39(4):421-436. https://doi.org/10.1080/01639625.2017.1407100

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Lindegaard, Marie Rosenkrantz ; Daniël De Vries, Thomas ; Bernasco, Wim. / Patterns of Force, Sequences of Resistance : Revisiting Luckenbill with Robberies Caught on Camera. I: Deviant Behavior. 2018 ; Bind 39, Nr. 4. s. 421-436.

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abstract = "Robberies are improvised encounters involving offender threat, sometimes force, and often victim resistance. While the association between threat, force, and resistance in robberies is well-established, sequential patterns are disputed due to biases of retrospective studies. To overcome these biases, we draw on CCTV camera recordings of 49 store robberies. Tentative findings suggest that lethal threat reduces victim resistance and thereby offender violence, except in robberies where offenders depend on victims in accessing the valuables. In those robberies, lethal threat increases the likelihood of victim resistance despite having no effect on offender violence. By providing more reliable and detailed accounts of real-life behavior during robberies, our analysis illustrates the potential of a newly emergent field of studies of crimes caught on camera.",
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