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In "A Study of Stalkers"
identified five
types of stalkers:

Rejected stalkers follow
their victims in order to
reverse, correct, or avenge
a rejection (e.g. divorce,
separation, termination).



Resentful stalkers make
a vendetta because of
a sense of grievance
against the victims –
motivated mainly by
the desire to frighten
and distress the victim.



Intimacy seekers seek to
establish an intimate, loving relationship with their victim.
Such stalkers often believe
that the victim is a long-
sought-after soul mate,
and they were 'meant' to
be together.


Incompetent suitors,
despite poor social or
courting skills, have a
fixation, or in some cases,
a sense of entitlement
to an intimate relationship
with those who have
attracted their amorous
interest.
Their victims are most
often already in a dating
relationship with someone
else.


Predatory stalkers
spy on the victim in
order to prepare and
plan an attack –
often sexual –
on the victim.

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OTHER
TYPES OF
"STALKERS"

Psychologists often group
individuals who stalk
into two categories:
psychotic
and
nonpsychotic.


Some stalkers may have
pre-existing psychotic
disorders such as delusional
disorder, schizoaffective
disorder, or schizophrenia.
However, most stalkers are nonpsychotic and may exhibit disorders or neuroses such
as major depression,
adjustment disorder, or
substance dependence,
as well as a variety of
personality disorders
(such as antisocial,
borderline, or narcissistic).

The nonpsychotic stalkers'
pursuit of victims is
primarily angry, vindictive,
focused, often including
projection of blame,
obsession, dependency,
minimization, denial,
and jealousy.
Conversely, only 10%
of stalkers had an
erotomanic delusional
disorder.

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