Vulnerable victims are those who are more susceptible to victimization due to factors beyond their control, such as their age, disability, or lack of social support.

Lifestyle victims are those who engage in behaviors or activities that increase their risk of victimization, such as substance abuse, gambling, or frequenting high-crime areas.

Repeat victims are those who experience victimization multiple times, often due to factors such as their lifestyle, vulnerability, or situational factors.

Situational victims are those who are victimized due to a specific situation or circumstance, such as being in the wrong place at the wrong time or being involved in a risky activity.

Primary victims are those who are directly harmed by the offender's actions.

Secondary victims are those who are indirectly harmed or suffer as a result of the offender's actions, such as family members or friends of the primary victim.

Tertiary victims are those who are harmed or suffer as a result of their response to the crime or victimization, such as mental health professionals or social workers.

Quaternary victims are those who are harmed or suffer as a result of the social or political response to the crime or victimization, such as discrimination or stigmatization.

Hate crime victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or other social identity.

Political victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their political or religious beliefs or activities.

Occupational victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their occupation or professional activities.

Social movement victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their involvement in a social movement or protest.

Proxy victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their relationship to a victim of crime.

Criminal victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their involvement in a criminal activity.

Associative victims are those who are targeted for victimization based on their association with a victim of crime.