Survey response (2016 US survey on social issues)
Experimental group: CONTROL
Is there any area around where you live -- within a mile -- where you would be afraid to walk alone at night? No
Do you feel safe and secure at home at night? Yes
How safe do you feel about walking alone at night in your neighborhood? Very safe
How many recent break-ins were reported in the article? 27
Opinion of the statement that it is the responsibility of the government (agree/disagree): Agree
Would like to see more or less government spending: Spend more
Words or phrases that come to mind about the causes of crime: fear, dark, hurt, loss, afraid
Policy thought most effective to reduce crime: More police
What most accounts for crime in your community: Media and violence
Do people get ahead by their own hard work or by help from others: Help from others
Year born: 1974
State of residence: va
Marital status: Single
Number of children: 1
Children under 18 living in the house: 0
Race: African American
Gender: Female
Had a job last week: No
Party identification: Independent/Other
Closer to the Republican or Democratic Party: Democratic Party
Family annual household income: $100,000 to $149,999
Home is: a single family house
Home owned or rented: Rented
Highest degree or level of education completed: Some college credit, no college degree
Likelihood of losing job in the next 12 months: Not at all likely
Ease of finding a job with another employer: Very easy
Satisfaction with family financial situation: Not satisfied at all
Financial situation over the last few years: Getting worse
More important for a child to have (pair 1): Respect for elders
More important for a child to have (pair 2): Obedience
More important for a child to have (pair 3): To be well-behaved
More important for a child to have (pair 4): Good manners
Over the past year, the level of crime in your community has: Stayed about the same
Over the past year, the level of crime nationally has: Gotten worse
Police in your community make you feel: There are no police in my community