Area V. Victimization / 38. Policy and Prevention of Victimization

Choosing Violence: Rationality, Experientiality, and the Split-Second Decision to Shoot in Self-Defense - Gabriel T. Cesar, Florida Atlantic University; Gizelle Anzures, Florida Atlantic University; Diana Sun, Florida Atlantic University; Hyunjung Cheon, University of Texas at El Paso

Exploring Environmental Constraints on Evasion During Mass School Shootings: An Interactions Based Approach - Grace Phelps, University of Maryland; Emily Greene-Colozzi, University of Massachusetts Lowell

Identifying Gender-Based Differences in Bystander Interventions of Image-Based Sexual Abuse - Daniel Lee, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Shannon Phaneuf, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Situational Characteristics and Direct vs. Indirect Bystander Intervention Among College Students - Chrystina Y. Hoffman, University of West Florida

Understanding Bystander Reporting Behavior in School Bullying - Hoda Elsafadi, University of Texas at Dallas; Alexander Burton, The University of Texas at Dallas; Cheryl Lero Jonson, Xavier University; Melissa Moon, Northern Kentucky University

Monitoring or Ignoring? A Behavioral Analysis of Bystanders in Real-Life Conflict Events - Laura Pighini, NSCR (Nederlands Studiecentrum Criminaliteit en Rechtshandhaving)

Rachel M. Corsello, University of South Dakota