6.05 ENTRAPMENT — FACTORS is a term used to describe the elements that can contribute to the entrapment of a person in a particular situation or environment. These elements can include psychological, social, economic, and legal factors. Psychological factors refer to the mental state of the person, such as feelings of hopelessness, guilt, or fear. Social factors refer to the influence of others, such as peer pressure or family pressure. Economic factors refer to economic hardship, such as lack of resources, lack of access to services, or lack of financial support. Legal factors refer to legal barriers, such as laws that limit freedom or rights.
6.05 ENTRAPMENT — FACTORS is a term used to describe the elements that can contribute to the entrapment of a person in a particular situation or environment. These elements can include psychological, social, economic, and legal factors. Psychological factors refer to the mental state of the person, such as feelings of hopelessness, guilt, or fear. Social factors refer to the influence of others, such as peer pressure or family pressure. Economic factors refer to economic hardship, such as lack of resources, lack of access to services, or lack of financial support. Legal factors refer to legal barriers, such as laws that limit freedom or rights.