Communities where residents are willing to work together to exercise direct control over others are said to be high in:

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Collective efficacy refers to the willingness and ability of members of a community to control the behavior of individuals and groups in the community, especially in preventing crime and maintaining social order. It emphasizes social cohesion and the shared expectations for intervening in support of the common good.

Communities Where Residents Are Willing to Work Together to Exercise