Table of Contents
- 1 What are some of the characteristics of the reality of stalking?
- 2 What is the most common type of stalker?
- 3 What personality type is a stalker?
- 4 Are there stalkers out there that are not obvious?
- 5 What are the different types of mental conditions that affect stalkers?
- 6 What are the characteristics of an incompetent Stalker?
What are some of the characteristics of the reality of stalking?
Common Stalker Characteristics
- Jealous.
- Manipulative.
- Narcissistic.
- Deceptive.
- Obsessive and compulsive.
- Falls instantly in love.
- Socially awkward or uncomfortable.
- Needs to be in control.
What is the most common type of stalker?
Simple Obsessional
Simple Obsessional: This is the most common type of stalker. The stalker is usually a male and the focus of the stalking is an ex-wife, ex-lover or former boss.
Which type of stalker does not seek a personal relationship with their targets?
Revenge stalkers do not seek a personal relationship with their targets. Rather, they attempt to elicit a particular response or a change of behavior from their victims.
What personality type is a stalker?
Most stalkers fit the criteria of sociopaths and narcissists. They are charmers, they have a way with words (although their words are often shallow and insincere), and they sometimes have a sex appeal or attractiveness that blinds victims to their true intent.
Are there stalkers out there that are not obvious?
You may know there are stalkers out there, but perhaps you don’t realize they are not always obvious about what they’re doing. In fact, some may be so intrinsically jealous and possessive that they don’t realize their behavior can be considered stalking.
Who is most likely to be a victim of stalking?
Former spouses and paramours are the most common targets of stalking, followed by victims being stalked by an acquaintance. Only about one in four incidents involves stalking by a stranger.
What are the different types of mental conditions that affect stalkers?
These are only a few of the types of mental conditions that can afflict stalkers. Others include substance abuse disorders, anxiety, and depression. Gaining insight into the type of stalker you are dealing with can help you to understand their motives, the risk they pose to your safety, and the types of precautions you should take.
What are the characteristics of an incompetent Stalker?
The hallmark characteristic of the incompetent stalker is poor social skills. In other words, they are motivated to pursue their victim because they have a poor understanding of acceptable social interactions.