RT Article T1 Explaining Regulatory Non-compliance: A Survey Study of Rule Transgression for Two Dutch Instrumental Laws, Applying the Randomized Response Method JF Journal of quantitative criminology VO 19 IS 4 SP 409 OP 439 A1 Elffers, H. 1948- A2 van der Heijden, Peter A2 Hezemans, Merlijn LA English YR 2003 UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1764278151 AB Within a rational choice framework, secondary data analysis of a survey study on compliance with two Dutch regulatory laws is carried out. Selection of explanatory variables to be considered is guided by a heuristic device, called the “Table-of-Eleven.” Using adapted logistic regression analysis, we show that self-reported compliance, measured by means of a randomized response procedure, can be explained in terms of benefits of non-compliance, social norms and deterrence, while knowledge and general norm-conformity have no role to play. The impact of various contributing factors turns out to be rather different in size for the two laws. K1 Rational Choice K1 table-of-eleven K1 randomized response K1 regulatory non-compliance DO 10.1023/B:JOQC.0000005442.96987.9e