You can watch plenty of videos of people getting dismembered during vehicle accidents, but does daily driving traumatize people? No
What are the statistics? At least for me thats what I would want to know
https://www.discovermagazine.com/mind/the-psychology-behind-...
In store robberies its unlikely to turn violent if the clerk is behind the counter and complies with the robber, according to one source at least
So people in poor neighborhoods who have experienced common robberies would probably know this and basically be used to it
Perhaps there is a difference in perception on this for those who are from affluent or middle class backgrounds as compared to those who grew up in poor communities?
My high school teacher had a friend who would simply and calmly say "No" like it wasn't a big deal whenever people tried to rob him at gun point. That lack of fear and compliance would take away the robber's strength and make them scared and run
Thats not a statistic though, but it does partly explain my perception and feeling over this I guess
The main statistic I would be interested in, though, is not likelihood of a single robbery, but a 5 year or 10 year likelihood of getting harmed, if I was living in a poor neighborhood