Analysis of the Victimization of violent Crimes in the Light of the Theory of Lifestyle in Virtual Space

Today, new developments in the field of criminology studies have caused the attention of social science and criminology researchers to be directed to the other side of the criminal act, i.e. the victims of crimes. Based on victim-centered approaches, the lifestyle of these people, which includes the conditions governing the development of crime and the occurrence of victimization, is examined and investigated so that steps can be taken to prevent crime and reduce its consequences. But apart from the real space of the society, today there is also a virtual space at the disposal of colleagues, and life in this space can be greatly affected by people's lifestyles; Also, researchers call the virtual space a space represented by reality, which, despite all its limitations, sets an example in the field of lifestyle and is one of the most important tools in the promotion of lifestyle. Lifestyle, as the most tangible level of life and culture, is affected by the speed of social changes and the extent of competition due to diverse spaces, it changes and is affected quickly, and it also affects this space. The challenges facing these spaces and their effects on people's lifestyles require deep and scientific studies, and in this research, the researcher has taken a small step in this field. The current research was of a library type and the results of the study show that factors such as carelessness, type of daily activities, lifestyle such as behavior and clothing, as well as violence in private and public spheres, family disorder and weakness in socialization, inefficiency or lack of laws protective and social, lack of training in self-defense methods, cluttered urban space and virtual spaces, moving to and from crime-prone and secret places, the existence of social and economic disorders such as unemployment and poverty, in addition to physiological and biological characteristics, In addition, ignorance and ignorance of virtual spaces, lack of tangible control, limitless freedom of virtual spaces and easy communication with different people have been introduced as the most important reasons for victimization.