Knowledge about others reduces one’s own sense of anonymity - Nature

When people learn more about a stranger, they feel like the stranger knows them better, a Nature paper reveals. Using this finding in the real world, the authors show that giving people information about their neighbourhood police officers may reduce crime

As a robustness check, we conducted analyses for various radii ranging up to three blocks around developments: 65 ft., 100 ft., 150 ft., 200 ft., 250 ft., 300 ft., 400 ft., 500 ft., and 750 ft. And, for each radius, we conducted analyses for cumulative time intervals ranging from one month after the intervention to the first nine months after the intervention .

The red dot highlights where the 250-ft, 3-month result falls in the distribution, suggesting it is in line with the central estimates across all 81 analyses.As a robustness check, we conducted analyses for various radii ranging up to three blocks around developments: 65 ft., 100 ft., 150 ft., 200 ft., 250 ft., 300 ft., 400 ft., 500 ft., and 750 ft.

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