General Social Survey Is an Ongoing Survey of Social Indicators

Multiple Choice

General Social Survey is an ongoing survey of social indicators in the United States. Questions about fear of crime and other perceptions of crime problems are regularly included. Since the 1970s, a growing number of explanatory studies have been conducted on public perceptions of crime and crime problems. Victim surveys that target individual cities or neighborhoods are important tools for evaluating policy innovations are called _____.

A) National Victim Surveys
B) General Social Surveys
C) Targeted Victim Surveys
D) Questionnaire Victim Surveys