UM21-15: Contextual and Social Predictors of Scam Susceptibility and Fraud Victimization

Researchers

• Marguerite DeLiema

Abstract

This study aims to identify the contextual and social predictors of elder fraud victimization. By identifying the mechanisms and timing of susceptibility, the study will inform the delivery of targeted interventions that reduce fraud vulnerability and prevent victimization.

Publications

• Contextual and Social Predictors of Scam Susceptibility and Fraud Victimization (Research Brief)
• Contextual and Social Predictors of Scam Susceptibility and Fraud Victimization (Working Paper)

Project Year

2021