Juvenile Offenders
Displaying the several areas of study when considering juvenile offenders and the relationship between delinquency and criminality.
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- Created on: 15-02-15 08:58
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- Juvenile Offenders
- Crimogenic Factors in Childhood (risks/causes of juvenile delinquency)
- Antecedents:
- Risks
- Multiplicative tendencuy factors that increase risk of delinquency
- Buffering Effects that reduce risk
- Characteristics predicting child criminality
- Continuity of childhood and adult anti-social behaviour
- Factors Associated with youthful & adult criminality
- Similar precursors between CCD and ASPD
- Major Predictors of ASPD
- Haapasalo & Tremblay Kindergarten Study (1994)
- Social interventions to reduce delinquency
- Trends in interventions
- Currently-offending interventions
- Intervening in cases of recidivism
- Young Sex Offenders
- Predictors of early sexual offending
- McCory et al., 2008 hypothesis
- Early onset of sexually harmful behaviours linked to:
- Explanations for adolescent sex offending
- Factors predictive of Delinquency
- Farrington's (1998) 4 major methods of crime prevention
- Bender, Bliesener & Losel (1996) adolescent study
- Scientific Explanations for anti-social behaviour in childhood
- Moral Resasoning Development
- Bullying & Victimisation
- Lack of Parental Control
- Lifespan Development & Criminal Careers
- Dahle 1999
- Facts on key features in development of criminality
- Crimogenic Factors in Childhood (risks/causes of juvenile delinquency)
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