An Evaluation of the Houston Experiment That Involved Police Officers

question 4

Multiple Choice

An evaluation of the Houston experiment that involved police officers contacting victims to express sympathy and offer further assistance or information found

• A) victims who were contacted expressed less fear of crime than those not recontacted
• B) victims who were recontacted expressed greater confidence in police than those not recontacted
• C) it met none of its goals and made some victims more fearful than those not recontacted
• D) victims reported that they preferred to be left alone

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