1. raw number: Its the actual number of the number of victims. Example: Just about 5,000 people in Peru were send to jail because robbery, in 2008. 2. rate: A way of expressing risks or odd by comparing the number of victims out of 1,000 individuals, or per 100,000 people or household, in a single year. Example: 1 out of every 25,000 residents of Peru were send to jail because robbery in 2008. 3. pattern: Regularities and predictable relationships that emerge during the analysis of victimization data. Example: The age of the robbers from last year and now is between 22- 35 years old. 4. trend: Increases or decreases in a variable over the time. Example: Last year robber’s trend were cars but now is cell phones. 5. profile: Statistically