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    Stalking involves unwanted and repeated surveillance of a victim through following them, monitoring them, or contacting them against their will. It can occur in person or online and is meant to harass, intimidate, or harm the victim. Common reasons for stalking include obsession, lust, revenge, a desire for possession or control over the victim, or to gain private information about them. The results of stalking on victims can include unwanted contact, physical or emotional harm, feelings of paranoia or fear, traumatic stress, and in rare cases even killing of the victim.

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    Stalking involves unwanted and repeated surveillance of a victim through following them, monitoring them, or contacting them against their will. It can occur in person or online and is meant to harass, intimidate, or harm the victim. Common reasons for stalking include obsession, lust, revenge, a desire for possession or control over the victim, or to gain private information about them. The results of stalking on victims can include unwanted contact, physical or emotional harm, feelings of paranoia or fear, traumatic stress, and in rare cases even killing of the victim.

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    Stalking: Group 4

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    John Lester Aliparo
    Stalking involves unwanted and repeated surveillance of a victim through following them, monitoring them, or contacting them against their will. It can occur in person or online and is meant to harass, intimidate, or harm the victim. Common reasons for stalking include obsession, lust, revenge, a desire for possession or control over the victim, or to gain private information about them. The results of stalking on victims can include unwanted contact, physical or emotional harm, feelings of paranoia or fear, traumatic stress, and in rare cases even killing of the victim.

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    Stalking

    Group 4
    What is stalking
    Stalking is unwanted and repeated surveillance by
    an individual or group toward another person.
    Stalking behaviors are interrelated to harassment
    and intimidation and may include following the
    victim in person or monitoring them
    WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
    PERSONAL STALKING AND
    INTERNET STALKING?
    REASONS
    OBSESSION
    LUST
    REVENGE
    POSSESSION
    PROTECTION
    TO GAIN INFORMATION
    RESULTS
    UNWANTED INCIDENTS
    HARM
    PARANOID
    FEEL FEAR
    TRAUMATIC STRESS
    KILLING
    HARASSED
    POSER

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