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RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN POLICE EXPERIENCES: INVESTIGATION INTO THE FACTORS INFLUENCING CITIZEN-POLICE CO-OPERATION
International Journal of Research in Social Sciences And Humanities
unpublished
Previous research demonstrates that ethnic minorities are more averse to aiding in an ongoing police investigation (Viki, Culmer, Eller & Abrams, 2006). It is suggested that having had a negative experience in the past with the police may effect a variety of variables, influencing ones' willingness to cooperate. Data was collected from 120 individuals (40 Caucasian, 40 Black and 40 Asian) and provided some insight into the relationship between the variables linked to contact, attitudes and
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