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----------- --~-_.------~---t]<strong>Sourcebook</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Criminal</strong> <strong>Justice</strong> <strong>Statistics</strong> <strong>1983</strong>Table 2.31 Attitudes toward the statement that increasing youth employment opportunities couldreduce serious crime, by demographic characteristics, lkIlted States, 1982~TE: See ~TES, Tables 2.25 and 2.26.Question: "I'd like you to tell me whether you agree strongly, agree somewhat, disagree somewhot, ordisagree strongly with each <strong>of</strong> the statements.""Increasing employment opportunities for youths could prevent a lot <strong>of</strong> serious crimes."(Percent)i'iillber <strong>of</strong> Agree Agree Disagree Disagreerespondentsf\b opinion!strongll:: somewhat somewhat strongly no responsePublic Attitudes Toward Crime and <strong>Criminal</strong> <strong>Justice</strong>-Related TopicsTable 2.32 Attitudes toward the statement that the juvenile crime problem Is not as serious as mostp~ople soy, by demographic characteristics, United Stotes, 1982~TE: Se" I\OTES, Tables 2.25 and 2.26.Question: "I'd like you to tl}1I me whether you agree strongly, agree somewhot, disagree somewhot ordisagree strongly with each <strong>of</strong> the statemenh\." ,"The juvenile crime problem Is not reall)' as serious as most peC'ple are saying It is."(Percent)Number <strong>of</strong> Agree Agree Disagree Disagreeres~ndents No opinion/stron21l:: somewhat somewhat .5tron21l:: no reseonseTotal 1,002 67 22 5 4 2 TotalSex:1,002 6 9 20 61 4Mole 499 68 20Sex:Female 65035 I66 24 Male4 4 2499 6Female10 215036162Race:7 20 6,1 6White 871 65 Race:Black! other 24 5123480210 WhiteI 8 I871 5 9 Black/ other 221236013 4Education:I7 10 68 2High school, incomplete 167 72 Education:High school, graduate18 33575 272 tHigh school, Incomplete 167College, incomplete 18 5 4 I10 10 20190 65 High school, graduate 3575674College, graduate21 7 82855 2 Callege, Incamplete 1860 190642936 4 I 5College, graduate10 202856124Occupatian:7 24 61 6Pr<strong>of</strong>essional, monager, owner 292 64 25 IOccupatlan:Soles and clerical 5120557 Pr<strong>of</strong>esslonol, monager, ownerI292Blue collar 31 5 6 2Sales and clerical8 24221 69 1206220 34G 4 Blue collar 10 172216783I-busehold income:8 16 66 2lklder $15,000 237 72 18I-busehold Income:~15,000 to $24,999 4 4 2 ,1215 Under $15,000 23725,00070and over 22 5 3 07 7~ 15,000 to $24,999 19397 2156463 73~25,000 to $34,99925 5 6 I I 25,000 and over10 17252 397634335,00067and over 22 5 5 I9~25,000 to $34,999 23145 2526157 21l 436 7 2 ! 35,000 and over 9 241456023Age:8 23 63 4lklder 35 years 429 Age:1862to 24 years 27 6 5 (0)147 iUnder 35 years 4292564 5to 34 years 22 8 5 I18 to 24 years7 242826161330 5 4 0I147 525 to 34 years10 22282595 It45 35 to 44 to 64 years years 181 68 22 4 4 35 to 44 years 181 5 ,., 6 25246 262 2i.c;6S73years and o!der16 3 5 3 45 to 64 years 17133 246 :;6372316 6 5 I65 years and older9 1613366 5Community size:II 7 21 53 8Nonmetro 551 69 CQrrIllunlty size:Metro:21 5 4 IN.lnmetro 551 650,000 to 999,999 Mel-ro:10 2134159654I,OOO,OOU und over 25 4110567I1750,000 to 999,9'99 53412 ~51,000,000 and over8 20110637 4Region:6 18 66 3Northeast 219 69 f:Region:North Central 20 7260365I Nottheast23 5 521926North Central6 182606753II 25 53 6South 331 68 21 4 5 2 South 331 8 9 III 62 3West 192 69 22 4 5 0 West 192 3 6 22 65 4I-bme awnership:Own 702 67 21Home ownership:5 5 2 Own 702 6 10 20 60 4Rent 296 67 23 5 4 I Rent 296 6I-busehold size:5 22 63 4I or 2 people 441 68 I-busehold size:21 5 5 I I' I or 2 people 441 7 7 20 61 53 or 4 people 408567people and more 22 4 5 2 Ii148 65 3 or 4 people23 7 440811I55 people and more9 201486353Marital status:" IIII 23 58 3to'\orrled 651l 68 ~ Marital status:Not morried 21 53414672 IJ Married23 5 4658 5INot married10 203416174Employment status:6 21 61r:5Employed 640 FEmployment sta~us:64Employed female 24 6265560I ~ Employed 640 5Not employed 27 5 7 IEmployed femole8 20 64362 733~ 265 4Not employed female17 4 4 2 Not employed 6 2136265238 73 8419 3 2 3 h 9Not employed female 212385676Head <strong>of</strong> household:Ii9 19 58 7Male 432 69Head <strong>of</strong> household:Female 20 5!!!IO5 I ~Male21 23 g g 43226Femole 10 20 61 3~440 5 8aLess than 0.5 percent.I20 62 5Source: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute <strong>of</strong> Public Affair~, Public Attitudfls Toward Youth Crime, WorkingSource: Hubert H. I-Mnphrey Institute <strong>of</strong> Public Affairs, Pu);)lic Attitudes Toward Youth Crime, Workingpaper (Minneapolis, Minn.: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute <strong>of</strong> Public AU'airs, 1982). Table adapted bypaper (Minneapolis, Minn.: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute (if Public Affairs, ! 982). Table adopted bySQ.RCEBOO< st<strong>of</strong>f. Reprinted by permission.SOLRCEBO'.l< st<strong>of</strong>f. Reprinted by permission.nI226r227

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