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Social and psychological implications of fraud
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This POSTnote outlines the social and psychological factors affecting risk and impact of fraud against individuals, and policy implications for victim support and prevention.
Publication type:
policy brief
Publication Date:
2024-04
Language:
en
Publication URL:
https://doi.org/10.58248/PN720
Institute(s):
Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology of the UK Parliament (POST)
Country:
United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland