Table:
characteristics
total violent victimization
total household victimization
theft of personal property

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

living arrangement of household

alone
220
62
406
114
177
49

couple
356
42
442
107
429
51

couple with children
1,096
83
824
178
1,143
86

lone-parent family
389
143
238
186
297
109

other living arrangement
184
126
120
194
109
75

household size

1 or 2 people
815
60
988
115
728
54

3 or 4 people
1,059
89
798
181
1,027
87

5 people or more
370
90
243
206
399
97

dwelling type

single detached
1,484
75
1,275
146
1,527
77

semi-detached, row house, duplex
318
72
344
160
382
87

apartment or condo in a building
390
84
366
123
215
46

other
f
f
40
134
25
50

dwelling ownership

owned
1,597
69
1,417
135
1,713
74

rented
645
103
604
165
429
69

living in the dwelling

less than 1 year
260
109
221
185
203
85

1 year to less than 5 years
681
91
647
168
565
76

5 years to less than 10 years
406
69
392
139
506
86

10 years or more
898
66
764
121
876
64

sense of belonging to local community

very strong
372
50
379
104
384
51

somewhat strong
982
68
941
137
1,079
74

somewhat weak
557
116
438
189
441
92

very weak
266
165
217
259
205
127

people in neighbourhood help each other

yes
1,694
69
1,540
131
1,718
70

no
471
136
415
237
349
101

likelihood that neighbours call the police if witness what seems like criminal behaviour

very likely
1,260
66
1,170
127
1,267
66

somewhat likely
689
89
602
163
682
88

somewhat unlikely or not at all likely
260
153
223
262
184
108

social disorder in the neighbourhood

no
533
40
446
70
482
36

yes
1,694
109
1,565
209
1,654
107

household income

less than $20 000
90
79
136
142
49
43

$20 000 to $59 999
291
60
346
111
218
45

$60 000 to $99 999
288
56
297
113
321
63

$100 000 to $139 999
225
59
241
140
283
75

$140 000 to $179 999
118
54
134
145
183
84

$180 000 or more
168
69
142
143
206
84

Statement: in 2014, the rates of violent victimization among people who considered their neighbourhood a place where people help each other were lower than that among people who believed the opposite.
Question: which group has a higher rate of violent victimization, people who have social disorder in the neighbourhood or not?
Answer: yes