Overview
Understanding the impact of community on crime rates is essential for developing effective crime prevention strategies. Communities with strong social ties and active engagement tend to experience lower crime rates. Economic conditions also play a crucial role, as poverty and unemployment can lead t...
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Example: A neighborhood with strong social cohesion often organizes community events.
Example: The crime rate in a city can be measured per 1,000 residents.
Example: High unemployment rates can lead to increased theft.
Example: After-school programs for youth can deter delinquency.
Example: Residents in a neighborhood watch group report suspicious activities.
Example: Demographics can show the age distribution of a community.
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Key Concepts
Social CohesionEconomic FactorsCommunity ProgramsCrime Prevention