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The Impact of the Campus Crime Awareness Act of 1998 on Student Decision-Making
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Steven M. Janosik
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April 1, 2001
The purpose of this research was to determine the effect of the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act on student behavior and decision making. The findings suggest that the attention paid by the federal government, special interest groups, and college administrators to the formal reporting requirements required by the Act may be misplaced.
Published Online: 2001-4-1
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