Americans who get local crime news more often are more likely to feel an emotional response to it

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4. How Americans respond to local crime news

Americans who get local crime news more often are more likely to feel an emotional response to it

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Americans who get local crime news more often are more likely to feel an emotional response to it

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4. How Americans respond to local crime news
Americans most often feel concerned and angry after seeing local crime news
Americans who get local crime news more often are more likely to feel an emotional response to it
Some groups are more likely to feel afraid for their safety after seeing local crime news
Most Americans have spoken with their friends and family about crime in their local community
Young Americans are more likely to post online about crime in their community

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4. How Americans respond to local crime news

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