Titlebook: Hiding in Plain Sight; Deceptive Tactics an James F. Kenny Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 Deception.Decepti

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Deception and the Process Toward Criminal Victimization,y dangerous interactions. Deception enables the process to progress by disguising criminal advances, delaying effective responses, and minimizing target resistance. Life stressors can ignite the process by causing a person of concern to become tense, anxious, or angry. Workplace pressures, an unhapp

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,“Getting to Know You”: Confirming Target Suitability,process, the aggressor needs to determine that the potential target will pose minimal risk and present maximum opportunity for success. Good reconnaissance can confirm whether the potential target is unwilling or incapable of fighting back and susceptible to attacks to their self-esteem. The aggress

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Enticing the Target: Tactics That Fabricate Trust and Reduce Suspicion,ttempt to keep a safe distance when strangers or little-known acquaintances suddenly approach them. For the attack to be successful, the aggressors need to draw their targets close to them or keep them at a striking distance. Initially, they may employ subtle tactics that entice their targets by bui

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Preparing for the Attack: Tactics That Establish Control,s of success. They may achieve this by reducing target resistance and eliminating potential help sources. At this point in the criminal victimization process, the situation has become more dangerous and there are fewer options available for targets. Recognizing control tactics quickly may provide th

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Stopping the Process from Beginning: Avoid Becoming a Target,et to that point. Those individuals that take steps to be unnoticed, unwanted, and unreachable by criminals may not be deemed worthy targets. Those who avoid dangerous situations and contributing to the criminal victimization process may cause aggressors to focus their attention elsewhere. Individua