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It's also interesting to look at repeat victim statistics. Are vitcims more likely, less likely, or equally likely to be victimized a second time compared to people who haven't been vitimized becoming victims for the first time? If victims play no role whatsoever you'd expect the difference to fall within the margin of error. If they are higher than they are for people who have never been victims than it has to say something about the person's ability to spot warning signs. This goes for all types, not just rape victims.
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