Scottish crime and justice survey, 2008-2009

The Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS) is a social survey which asks people about their experiences and perceptions of crime in Scotland. The survey is an important resource for both the government and public of Scotland. Respondents are selected at random from the Postal Address File and part...

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Autores Corporativos: Schottland. VerfasserIn (Autor) ; TNS BMRB Scotland. VerfasserIn (Autor)
Tipo de documento: Electrónico Libro Statistics
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Colchester UK Data Service 2010
En:Año: 2010
Acceso en línea: Volltext (kostenfrei registrierungspflichtig)
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Palabras clave:
Academic Achievement
administration of justice
Adults
Age
aggressiveness
Alcohol use
Alcoholism
amphetamines
Anxiety
Arrest
Assault
assistance alarm systems
Attitudes
bicycles
Bullying
Burglary
Cannabis
Child Abuse
child behaviour
Child Sexual Abuse
Children
Cocaine
Communities
community service (punishment)
Costs
crime and security
Crime Prevention
crime victims
criminal damage
Criminal Investigation
Criminals
cultural goods
Detention
Disabilities
Diseases
Dogs
domestic responsibilities
Domestic Violence
driving
driving licences
Drug Abuse
drug addiciton
drug education
Drug trafficking
Drug use
economic value
ecstasy (drug)
EDUCATIONAL background
emotional states
Employment
Ethnic conflict
ethnic groups
Everyday Life
Evidence
extracurricular activities
facilities
Families
family environment
family members
Fear
Fear of crime
financial compensation
financial resources
Fines
Fraud
Friends
full-time employment
garages
Gender
Guns
Harassment
heads of household
Health
Health services
Heroin
home ownership
household head's occupation
Households
Housing
human behaviour
Income
Industries
Information
Injuries
Insurance
insurance claims
Interpersonal Conflict
Interpersonal Relations
intruder alarm systems
judgments (law)
Juries
Juvenile Delinquency
landlords
leaving hime (youth)
legal procedure
leisure time activities
life styles
Lighting
Living conditions
Location
locks
LSD (drug)
Managers
Marital Status
Medical care
Mental Disorders
Money
motor vehicles
offences
offensive telephone calls
open spaces recreational areas
parent-child relationship
Parental supervision
part-time employment
peer-group relationships
Performance
personal contact
personal fashion goods
personal safety
place of residence
pocket money
Police Corruption
Police officers
police services
Policing
prison sentences
Prison System
Prisoners
Probation
prosecution service
psychological effects
public information
Public transport
quality of education
Quality of life
racial prejudice
recreational facilities
Refuse
rented accommodation
residential mobility
Retirement
Risk
Road safety
Robbery
Satisfaction
school punishmentsd
Schools
Sexual Assault
Sexual offences
sheltered housing
Shoplifting
shops
Smoking
social activities (leisure)
Social Class
social housing
Social Support
solvent abuse
Spouses
street lighting
Students
supervisors
Telecommunications
telephones
termination of service
Theft
theft protection
tied housing
Time
traffic offences
tranquillizers
Truancy
unemployed
Unemployment
vagrants
voluntary welfare organizations
Weapons
Workplace
Youth
youth employment
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