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    Feeling of security in selected countries 2011, by gender

     

    Do you feel safe walking alone at night in the city or area where you live? (by gender)

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    Worldwide; 15 years and older; 1,000*; Gallup; 2011 Source: Gallup


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    This statistic shows the results of a survey among men and women in selected countries all over the world regarding their sense of security when walking alone at night. The survey was conducted in 2011. While 62 percent of surveyed women in the United States said they felt safe walking alone at night in their city or area, 89 percent of surveyed American men stated the same.

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    close Markets and sectors
    Life , Personality & Behavior
    Survey
    Survey time period 2011
    Interview
    Number of respondents 1,000*
    Region Worldwide
    Macroregion Trans-Continental only (with GER)
    Age group 15 years and older
    Relevance 3
    Method of interview Face-to-face interview
    Release
    Published by Gallup
    Release date July 2012
    Further information * At least 1,000 interviews in each of the mentioned countries. For this survey, a total of 181,567 adults, aged 15 and older, were interviewed in 143 countries. The complete survey methodology can be found here.