Farrington et al
Turning to Crime G543
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- Farrington et al - The Cambridge Study
- Participants = 411 boys aged 8 to 9
- 6 Schools from East London - Mostly white working class
- At age 48 only 934 males still alive 93% interviewed
- 6 Schools from East London - Mostly white working class
- Longitudinal Survey
- Criminal background check
- Self Report
- At age 48 only 934 males still alive 93% interviewed
- Participants = 411 boys aged 8 to 9
- Participants = 411 boys aged 8 to 9
- 6 Schools from East London - Mostly white working class
- 6 Schools from East London - Mostly white working class
- Longitudinal Survey
- Criminal background check
- Self Report
- 161 had convictions at age 48
- Farrington et al - The Cambridge Study
- those who had criminal convictions at 10-13 averaged 9 crimes
- Those who had criminal convictions 14-16 averaged 6 crimes
- Farrington et al - The Cambridge Study
- Those who had criminal convictions 14-16 averaged 6 crimes
- These 2 groups accounted for 77% of all crime recorded
- those who had criminal convictions at 10-13 averaged 9 crimes
- There would be wide ranging benefits of early prevention plans
- Those who are chronic offenders shared common childhood characteristics
- convicted parent
- Those who are chronic offenders shared common childhood characteristics
- Those who are chronic offenders shared common childhood characteristics
- High Daring - low heart rate
- Delinquent Sibling
- Young Mother
- Disrupted Family
- After 32 years only self report used - social desirability
- Decreased Internal Validity - Is it measuring what it intends to measure
- Androcentric - results cannot be generalized to women
- Decreased External Validity
- Ethnocentric
- Decreased External Validity
- High in Mundane Realism
- High Ecological Validity
- High in Mundane Realism
- High in Mundane Realism
- Holistic - Investigates every aspect
- However Reductionist as only disrupted families studied
- Baulby - maternal deprivation
- convicted parent
- convicted parent
- Bandura - Transmission of Aggression
- High Daring - low heart rate
- High Daring - low heart rate
- Social Workers - looking at high risk children
- There would be wide ranging benefits of early prevention plans
- There would be wide ranging benefits of early prevention plans
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