Crime surveys where respondents are asked about their experiences as victims of crime have the potential to cause

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Crime surveys that ask about personal victimization experiences can potentially cause psychological harm to respondents. This is because they may have to relive the traumatic event or feel anxious about disclosing sensitive information. However, there is no evidence to suggest that crime surveys cause physical harm to researchers, result in false data, or directly cause crime rates to increase.

Crime Surveys Where Respondents Are Asked About Their Experiences as Victims