Girls' Exposure to crimes of Passion on social media in Egypt and its relationship to the level of fear of being a Victim

This research aimed to explore the intensity girls' Explore in Egypt to crime news of Passion on social media, then determine the level of fear they have, and the relationship between the intensity of this exposure and the level of fear of being a Victim among girls in Egypt.
Also, The study aimed to examine the impact of each of the motives of girls' exposure in Egypt to crimes news of Passion on social media, their level of attention during exposure, their level of awareness of the reality of the news content, the level of interactivity of girls in Egypt during exposure, their level of emotional passion, and their demographic variables.
The research was conducted on an available sample of 400 girls in Egypt who are exposed to crime news of emotional relationships on social media, using online questionnaire.
The results concluded that there was a low positive correlation between two variables: the intensity of girls' exposure in Egypt to crime news of emotional relationships on social media, and the level of fear of being a victim.
It was also found that there were significant differences between the categories of: the intensity of girls' exposure in Egypt to crime news of emotional relationships on social media, and the level of fear of being a victim on the categories of the level of fear of falling as a victim. These differences came between two categories: heavy exposure and medium intensity, and between two categories: heavy exposure, and low intensity in favor of the higher categories.
The results also indicated that there was no correlation between two variables: the level of emotional passion among girls in Egypt, and the level of fear of being a victim.