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Felson, R. B., Savolainen, J., Berg, M. T., & Ellonen, N. (2013). Journal of Quantitative Criminology: does spending time in public settings contribute to the adolescent risk of violent victimisation?. Youth Studies Australia, 32(2), 71-72.
Felson, R. B., et al. "Journal of Quantitative Criminology: does spending time in public settings contribute to the adolescent risk of violent victimisation?." Youth Studies Australia 32.2 (2013): 71-72.
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Journal of Quantitative Criminology: does spending time in public settings contribute to the adolescent risk of violent victimisation?.

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… The four key findings were: 1) an active night-life (after 6 pm) has a strong effect on victimisation for boys, but less so for girls; 2) after-school activity is not a risk factor; 3) adolescents who frequent public places at night increase their risk of victimisation by people they know as …