This lack of community support can be thought of as a __________ that further complicates the grief process for homicide survivors.

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Secondary victimization refers to additional harm or trauma that is inflicted on victims or survivors by individuals or institutions that are supposed to assist them. The lack of community support can contribute to secondary victimization for homicide survivors, making the grief process even more difficult. The other answer choices do not accurately reflect the concept described in the question.

This Lack of Community Support Can Be Thought of as a __________