Ethics ID: KPU REB #2024-55
Researchers: Principal Investigator: Dr. Petra Jonas, Criminology, KPU – petra.jonas@kpu.ca
Co-Investigator: Bubleen Somal – bubleen.somal@student.kpu.ca
Purpose: We invite adult women (18+) in the Lower Mainland to share their perceptions of fear of victimization and its impact on well-being. This study examines how gender, race, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status influence these experiences.
Procedures & Duration: You will complete an anonymous 10-15 min online survey on your fear of crime experiences.
Benefits: This study provides a platform to share experiences and may inform policies to address women's fear of victimization.
Compensation: There is no compensation for participation.
Confidentiality: Your participation is voluntary &
anonymous. No names are collected. Data is securely stored in Canada and deleted in August 2025. You may withdraw anytime by closing the browser.
Risks & Support: This study is minimal risk, but sensitive topics may arise. If needed, contact:
KPU Counselling: (604) 599-2828
310-Mental Health Support: 1-866-536-3656
Virtual Therapy: opcounselling.com
Questions & Ethics:
For study details, contact Dr. Jonas or Bubleen Somal.
For ethical concerns, email reb@kpu.ca.
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Consent
By selecting 'Yes' below, you confirm understanding the study and your rights, including withdrawal at any time. Also, by selecting 'Yes,' you consent that you are willing to answer the questions in this survey.