In the British Crime survey, who had high levels of worry about burglary and violent crime?
Correct answer: B. Women
- A. Professionals
- B. Women
- C. Men
- D. Those over 75 years- of age
Explanation
British Crime Survey findings generally showed that women reported greater worry about burglary and violent crime than men, despite men often having higher actual victimization rates for some offences. This difference contributes to the fear-victimization paradox.
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