Victimisation Rate per 1,000 Population

Calculate the victimisation rate from crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1,000 persons or households. Standard metric in victimology, criminal justice research, and government crime surveys.

Data set — comma or newline separated
Statistical Results — n = 8
Count (n)8
Sum (Σx)40
Min2
Max9
Range7
Q14
Q35.5
IQR1.5
Mean (μ)5
Median4.5
Mode4
Pop. Variance (σ²)4
Pop. Std Dev (σ)2
Sample Variance (s²)4.571428571
Sample Std Dev (s)2.138089935
Skewness0.65625
Excess Kurtosis-0.21875
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How It Works

Calculate the victimisation rate from crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1,000 persons or households. Standard metric in victimology, criminal justice research, and government crime surveys

Each component has a specific meaning:

  • Crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1 — The crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1 recorded for the scenario being assessed.
  • 000 persons or households — The 000 persons or households recorded for the scenario being assessed.

Note: Interpret the victimisation rate result against the thresholds and context described above.

How to Use

Enter the crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1, 000 persons or households for the scenario you are assessing. Calculate the victimisation rate from crime survey data as the number of victimisation incidents per 1,000 persons or households. Standard metric in victimology, criminal justice research, and government crime surveys. Use the victimisation rate result to inform your calculation.

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