Examining the Connection between Having a Tattoo and Victimization During Adolescence and Adulthood: Results from a Sample of Males and Females
Examining the Connection between Having a Tattoo and Victimization During Adolescence and Adulthood: Results from a Sample of Males and Females
Malikova Sholpan Baltabekovna Omarova Aiman Bekmuratovna Malikov Dauren Baltabekovich Abdirazak Beknur Erzhanuly Kevin M. Beaver a Narkhoz University, Almaty, Kazakhstanb Office of the Local Police Service of the Almaty Police Department, Almaty, Kazakhstanc Seoul National University, Seoul, South Koread Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USAMalikova Sholpan Baltabekovna, is a Professor in the School of Law and Public Administration at Narxoz University. Her primary research interests include theoretical and applied issues in criminology and victimology, as well as the victimological security of individuals and society.Omarova Aiman Bekmuratovna, is a Professor in the School of Law and Public Administration at Narxoz University. Her primary research focuses on the issues of civil and family law in the context of digitalization.Malikov Dauren Baltabekovich, is a Master’s-level researcher. His primary research interests include victimological crime prevention, factors of individual victimization, and the behavioral and social determinants of victimhood. is a Master’s-level researcher. His primary research interests include victimological crime prevention, factors of individual victimization, and the behavioral and social determinants of victimhood.Abdirazak Beknur Erzhanuly, is a Research Analyst at Seoul National University. His primary research interests include digital data analysis, information security, and the technological aspects of deviant behavior.Kevin M. Beaver, is the Judith Rich Professor of Criminology in the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Florida State University. His research focuses on the causes and consequences of antisocial behavior.