You'd predict, in the US, ____ people are *more* likely to report being a victim of a crime to police
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It's my understanding that black on black crime is pretty disproportionate per capita, and that the communities in which they mostly occur don't tend to assist the police.
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"You'd predict that (white/black) people are more likely to want to talk to the manager"?
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Do you mean the conditional probability P(report crime | victim of crime) or just P(report crime)
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I’ve stuck with what I’d predict but I saw a dubious looking claim stating the opposite earlier.
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Given that they were in fact victimized, the probability of reporting it? I’d say white. Given that they were just somebody and at some point report being a victim? I’d say black.
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Ill-defined. As a rate of all ____ people, or as a rate of all ____ people who are in fact victims of crimes, or as a rate of all ____ people who are in fact *living* victims of crimes (a murder victim of any description will not report this to the police, for example)
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This question seems ambiguous since it's not clear whether or not this is _conditional on being a victim of crime_ (even if it's the same answer, clarification would produce a more meaningful poll result).
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