Research has shown that women, compared to men, enjoy reading true crime books more, and recent statistics indicate that women make up the majority of crime podcast listeners. We also know that women report having a greater fear of crime than men. However, it remains unclear why learning about crime appeals to women more than men and whether the difference in fear could be part of the explanation. In the current study, we had participants complete questionnaires before and after listening to a crime podcast in order to determine if women truly did enjoy it more than men, and if so, whether a heightened fear of crime could explain this difference
Fear of crime (FOC) research has repeatedly found a ‘paradox of fear’, in which females are found to...
ABSTRACT: Research has shown that demographic characteristics, media exposure, perceived risk to cri...
Few studies have examined how the intersection of gender and race/ethnicity may manifest dif-ference...
The true crime genre, which consists of nonfiction books based on gruesome topics such as rape and m...
In this article, the authors use survey data to explore relationships between gender, fear of crime ...
Professional empirically generated survey data about the fear of crime persistently indicate relativ...
The purpose of this study was to explore levels and correlates of fear of crime among a sample of in...
Prior research has identified gender as a significant predictor of crime fear. Specifically, women a...
Over the last decade the number of true crime television programs has grown exponentially, from the ...
In this paper multivariate analyses are used to test two hypotheses specific to the assumption that ...
In this paper multivariate analyses are used to test two hypotheses specific to the assumption that ...
We investigated whether the personality trait of morbid curiosity might be a factor in how people pe...
The risk-fear paradox, whereby people who experience the least criminal victimisation report the gre...
Among the countless genres of entertainment, true crime has been rising in popularity over the last ...
Given the fact that women are less likely to experience crime victimization than males, researchers ...
Fear of crime (FOC) research has repeatedly found a ‘paradox of fear’, in which females are found to...
ABSTRACT: Research has shown that demographic characteristics, media exposure, perceived risk to cri...
Few studies have examined how the intersection of gender and race/ethnicity may manifest dif-ference...
The true crime genre, which consists of nonfiction books based on gruesome topics such as rape and m...
In this article, the authors use survey data to explore relationships between gender, fear of crime ...
Professional empirically generated survey data about the fear of crime persistently indicate relativ...
The purpose of this study was to explore levels and correlates of fear of crime among a sample of in...
Prior research has identified gender as a significant predictor of crime fear. Specifically, women a...
Over the last decade the number of true crime television programs has grown exponentially, from the ...
In this paper multivariate analyses are used to test two hypotheses specific to the assumption that ...
In this paper multivariate analyses are used to test two hypotheses specific to the assumption that ...
We investigated whether the personality trait of morbid curiosity might be a factor in how people pe...
The risk-fear paradox, whereby people who experience the least criminal victimisation report the gre...
Among the countless genres of entertainment, true crime has been rising in popularity over the last ...
Given the fact that women are less likely to experience crime victimization than males, researchers ...
Fear of crime (FOC) research has repeatedly found a ‘paradox of fear’, in which females are found to...
ABSTRACT: Research has shown that demographic characteristics, media exposure, perceived risk to cri...
Few studies have examined how the intersection of gender and race/ethnicity may manifest dif-ference...