|
Male |
Female |
Total | ||||
|
N_____ |
% |
__N |
% |
N____ |
% | |
|
Yes |
258 |
52.3 |
192 |
41.1 |
446 |
46.9 |
|
Unsure |
115 |
23.3 |
131 |
28.1 |
242 |
25.5 |
|
No |
120_______ |
24.4 |
144 |
30.9 |
260_______ |
27.6 |
Muslim students, Caribbean students, male students and those whose parents had
attended college were more likely to agree with the statement. Students with mixed ethnic
background were less likely.
‘It depends on what neighbours you have. If damage is being done, some just look over
and then go back to their own house.’
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