Why do people legitimize and cooperate with the police? Results of a randomized control trial on the effects of procedural justice in Quito, Ecuador

Table 3 Multiple regression predicting cooperation with the police

Cooperation	B	95% CI		SE	β	R²	Δ R²
Cooperation	B	LL	UL	SE	β	R²	Δ R²
Model						0.41	0.40^***
Constant	7.31^**	3.18	11.44	2.09
Sex (female)	0.70	− 0.42	1.83	0.58	0.05
Age	− 0.01	− 0.05	0.02	0.02	− 0.03
Legality	− 0.21	− 1.13	0.70	0.46	− 0.02
Procedural justice	1.33^**	0.37	2.30	0.49	0.17^**
Distributive justice	− 0.27	− 1.20	0.64	0.46	− 0.03
Effectiveness	0.80^**	0.31	1.28	0.24	0.18^**
Legitimacy	3.32^***	2.13	4.51	0.60	0.36^***
Certainty of punishment	0.64^*	0.15	1.12	0.24	0.13^*

N = 308, B standardized regression coefficient, CI confidence interval, LL lower limit, US upper limit, SE standard error, β standardized coefficient, R² coefficient of determination, Δ R² Adjusted R²
^*p < 0.05
^**p < 0.01
^***p < 0.001

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