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There are the 5 Stalker Typologies..  First developed by Paul Mullen, Michelle Pathe, Rosemary Purcell and Stuart Stuart. Here is the abstract from their clinical study:  Abstract OBJECTIVE:    This clinical study was devised to elucidate the behaviors, motivations, and psychopathology of stalkers.  METHOD:  It concerned 145 stalkers referred to a forensic psychiatry center for treatment.  RESULTS:  Most of the stalkers were men (79%, N=114), and many were unemployed (39%, N=56); 52% (N=75) had never had an intimate relationship. Victims included ex-partners (30%, N=44), professional (23%, N=34) or work (11%, N=16) contacts, and strangers (14%, N=20).  Five types of stalkers were recognized: rejected, intimacy seeking, incompetent, resentful, and predatory.  Delusional disorders were common (30%, N=43), particularly among intimacy-seeking stalkers, although those with personality disorders predominated among rejected stalkers.  The duration of stalking was from 4 weeks to 20 years (mean=12 months), longer for rejected and intimacy-seeking stalkers.  Sixty-three percent of the stalkers (N=84) made threats, and 36% (N=52) were assaultive.  Threats and property damage were more frequent with resentful stalkers, but rejected and predatory stalkers committed more assaults.  Committing assault was also predicted by previous convictions, substance-related disorders, and previous threats.  CONCLUSIONS:  Stalkers have a range of motivations, from reasserting power over a partner who rejected them to the quest for a loving relationship. Most stalkers are lonely and socially incompetent, but all have the capacity to frighten and distress their victims. Bringing stalking to an end requires a mixture of appropriate legal sanctions and therapeutic interventions.
There are the 5 Stalker Typologies.. First developed by Paul Mullen, Michelle Pathe, Rosemary Purcell and Stuart Stuart. Here is the abstract from their clinical study: Abstract OBJECTIVE: This clinical study was devised to elucidate the behaviors, motivations, and psychopathology of stalkers. METHOD: It concerned 145 stalkers referred to a forensic psychiatry center for treatment. RESULTS: Most of the stalkers were men (79%, N=114), and many were unemployed (39%, N=56); 52% (N=75) had never had an intimate relationship. Victims included ex-partners (30%, N=44), professional (23%, N=34) or work (11%, N=16) contacts, and strangers (14%, N=20). Five types of stalkers were recognized: rejected, intimacy seeking, incompetent, resentful, and predatory. Delusional disorders were common (30%, N=43), particularly among intimacy-seeking stalkers, although those with personality disorders predominated among rejected stalkers. The duration of stalking was from 4 weeks to 20 years (mean=12 months), longer for rejected and intimacy-seeking stalkers. Sixty-three percent of the stalkers (N=84) made threats, and 36% (N=52) were assaultive. Threats and property damage were more frequent with resentful stalkers, but rejected and predatory stalkers committed more assaults. Committing assault was also predicted by previous convictions, substance-related disorders, and previous threats. CONCLUSIONS: Stalkers have a range of motivations, from reasserting power over a partner who rejected them to the quest for a loving relationship. Most stalkers are lonely and socially incompetent, but all have the capacity to frighten and distress their victims. Bringing stalking to an end requires a mixture of appropriate legal sanctions and therapeutic interventions.

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