November 28, 2025Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Sexual Assault Victimization in Virtual Worlds: A Cyberlifestyle-Routine Activity Theory Approach

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Quantitative analysis reports 46.44% prevalence of sexual assault victimization in virtual worlds, indicating need for awareness and prevention measures.

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Quantitative analysis highlighted that 46.44% of participants experienced sexual assault victimization.
Data was collected from 829 participants using Mechanical Turk, a platform known for high-quality data.
The study explores predictors of virtual sexual assault using cyberlifestyle-routine activity theory.
Findings emphasize the significance of online exposure, proximity, and lifestyle on victimization in immersive environments.

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Narim Lee (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f11ba65b730b9ea7a09a https://doi.org/10.1177/08862605251384908

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Quantitative analysis reports 46.44% prevalence of sexual assault victimization in virtual worlds, indicating need for awareness and prevention measures.

Sexual Assault Victimization in Virtual Worlds: A Cyberlifestyle-Routine Activity Theory Approach

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Sexual Assault Victimization in Virtual Worlds: A Cyberlifestyle-Routine Activity Theory Approach

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