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Assessing The Knowledge And Awareness On Crime Among Youth In Malaysia

Table 1:

No. Variable f %
1 Gender    
Male 358 40.6
Female 524 59.4
Total 882 100.0
Missing 1 ˉ
2 Religion    
Islam 774 87.8
Buddha 41 4.6
Hindu 21 2.4
Christian 44 5.0
Others 2 .2
Total 882 100.0
Missing 1 ˉ
3 Race    
Malay 739 84.2
Chinese 52 5.9
Indian 23 2.6
Others 64 7.3
Total 878 100.0
Missing 5 ˉ
4 State    
Perlis 1 .1
Kedah 216 24.5
Pulau Pinang 3 .3
Perak 4 .5
Selangor 70 7.9
Kuala Lumpur 3 .3
Negeri Sembilan 1 .1
Sarawak 70 7.9
Melaka 3 .3
Johor 209 23.7
Pahang 27 3.1
Terengganu 2 .2
Kelantan 200 22.7
Sabah 71 8.0
Labuan 3 .3
Total 883 100.0
5 Age    
15 to 20 119 13.5
21 to 25 480 54.6
26 to 30 148 16.8
31 to 35 76 8.6
36 to 40 56 6.4
Total 879 100.0
Missing 4 ˉ
6 Involve in Crime Prevention Activities    
Yes 97 11.1
No 779 88.9
Total 876 100.0
Missing 6 ˉ
7 Membership of Youth Association    
Yes 111 12.8
No 759 87.2
Total 870 100.0
Missing 6 ˉ
8 Position in Youth Association    
Chairman/President 2 1.7
Committee Member 39 33.6
Member 75 64.7
Total 116 100.0
Missing 767 ˉ
9 Term of Involvement    
Below than 1 year 39 33.6
1 to 5 years 60 51.7
6 to 10 years 10 8.6
to 11-15 years 2 1.7
More than15 years 5 4.3
Total 116 100.0
Missing 767 ˉ
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