Raziskovanje značilnosti zalezovalcev

diplomsko delo univerzitetnega študijskega programa Varstvoslovje

Hana Lindner (Author), Vanja Ida Govednik (Mentor)

Abstract

Diplomska naloga Raziskovanje značilnosti zalezovalcev se osredotoča na pregled metodologije nekaterih obstoječih raziskav, ki se navezujejo na zalezovalce. Zalezovanje predstavlja kompleksen problem sodobnega časa, ki se dotika tako pravnih in psiholoških vidikov kot tudi družbe same. Velja za zapleteno obliko človeškega vedenja, ki ga je zaradi velikega obsega dejavnikov in zavedanja žrtve težko predvideti ter preprečevati. Raziskovalci se pri raziskovanju pogosto srečujejo s težavami, povezanimi z merjenjem občutljivih vedenj in motivacij zalezovalcev, zato je ustreznost merskih instrumentov in njihova izbira ključna za učinkovitejše razvijanje preventivnih in intervencijskih ukrepov. V diplomskem delu smo preverili, kako so značilnosti zalezovalcev raziskovali v obstoječi znanstveni literaturi s poudarkom na uporabljenih raziskovalnih pristopih, metodologiji in kakovosti zbranih podatkov. Glavni cilj je bil ugotoviti prednosti in pomanjkljivosti uporabljenih vprašalnikov. Analizirali smo vsebine 36 člankov, ki smo jih pridobili v podatkovni bazi Web Of Science in Cobiss. Ugotovili smo, da so metodološke značilnosti raziskav pogosto pomanjkljivo napisane. Raziskovalci so uporabili predvsem kombinacije prilagojenih avtorskih vprašalnikov, narejenih po literaturi drugih avtorjev in ocenjevalne lestvice. Vprašalniki so bili pogosteje navedeni kot veljavni, vendar delno kakovostni. Najpogosteje so raziskovalci uporabili neverjetnostno priložnostno in namensko vzorčenje. Majhni vzorci, možnost subjektivnosti, uporaba hipotetičnih scenarijev, napake samoporočanja in neodzivnost udeležencev so predstavljali najpogostejše omejitve raziskav.

Keywords

diplomske naloge;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2025
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	[H. Lindner]
UDC:	343.9:343.436(043.2)
COBISS:	248126211
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Researching the characteristics of stalkers
Secondary abstract:	The thesis, Researching the characteristics of stalkers, focuses on reviewing the methodologies of existing studies on stalking. Stalking represents a multifaceted issue in modern society, involving legal, psychological and social dimensions. It is considered a complex form of human behaviour, which, due to the multitude of influencing factors and the victim's awareness, is difficult to predict and prevent. Researchers often face challenges when studying sensitive behaviours and the motivation of stalkers, which is why appropriate measurement instruments are crucial for the effective development of preventive and intervention strategies. This thesis examines how the characteristics of stalkers have been studied in the existing scientific literature, with a focus on research approaches, methodologies and quality of collected data. The main goal was to determine the advantages and limitations of the questionnaires used. We have done a content analysis of 36 research articles retrieved from Web of Science and Cobiss. We found that the reporting of the methodologies was often insufficiently described. Most researchers relied on adapted, author-designed questionnaires and rating scales. The questionnaires were more frequently cited as valid but partly of limited quality. The most commonly used sampling methods were non-probability sampling, such as convenience and purposive sampling. Small samples, the possibility of bias, the use of hypothetical scenarios, self-reporting errors and non-responsiveness of participants represented the most common limitations of the studies.
Secondary keywords:	Zalezovanje (kriminalno pravo);Žrtve;Kriminalci;Značaj;Raziskovanje;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	VIII f., 46 str.
ID:	27266686