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The image displays a bar graph indicating perceived and actual likelihoods of becoming a crime victim in three categories over two periods. For Burglary: Perceived 2009/10 equals approximately 23%, Actual 2009/10 equals around 2%, Perceived 2010/11 measures about 20%, Actual 2010/11 is estimated at 3%. Regarding Car Crime: Perceived 2009/10 is roughly 22%, Actual 2009/10 is about 7%, Perceived 2010/11 stands at approximately 21%, Actual 2010/11 is slightly under 8%. In terms of Violent Crime: Perceived 2009/10 reaches around 19%, Actual 2009/10 is near 3%, Perceived 2010/11 approximates 20%, Actual 2010/11 is close to 4%.
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The bar graph compares the percentages of three reported dangers and the real circumstances of becoming a crime victim in 2009/10 and 2010/11.
Overall, the proportion of forecast information consistently outperformed actual results in three aspects, with an obvious gap.
Regarding car crime, it was always the highest rate in the surveyed period ,with over 21% in 2009/10 and around 17% in 2010/11.Violent crime was significantly lower at approximately 15% and 13% in the two time frames. The indicator of the two types of crime was similar in the stability in actual consequences, though the rate of car cases was dominated by 1%.
Concerning the rest of the table, the rate of burglary demonstrated no difference in reported records ,with nearly 15% and 13% in 2009/10 and 2010/11, respectively. However, the percentage in actual outcomes of burglary was slightly lower, with just about 2%,while in violence it was around 3%.
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