Delinquency and Gangs
Gangs in the UK?
... class delinquency right up until the late 1990s, as was the case in the academy, centred around the moral and social panics associated with problematic youth subcultural ...about delinquency and violence in ...
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Youth Gangs: Lived Experiences in an Emergent Area
... perpetuating delinquency be broken? It would be interesting to research what type of influence could step in and help the child progress into a youth who does not become gang ...of gangs, or helping youth ...
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Juvenile delinquency in Angola
... In accordance with previous literature, in our study, it was expected that the explanations for crime given by the children would demonstrate external attributions; in other words, they would blame other persons or other ...
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Reluctant Gangsters: Youth Gangs in Waltham Forest
... Most US research suggests that schools must be established as neutral ground, a strategy adopted in at least one Waltham Forest secondary school. Anything related to gang membership should be banned: weapons, violence, ...
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Measurement of Delinquency in Canada
... The Canadian "national" index scores were computed in two stages: a in each of the thirteen groups of students, the magnitude scores of each offense estimated by men and women were combi[r] ...
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Inner Containment and Delinquency
... The containment theorists' answer is that when there are external forces pushing or pulling a boy toward delinquent action, and control processes external to the individual are weak, var[r] ...
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Delinquency, Opportunity, and Gender
... That is, those females who find that they are denied socially approved educational and occupational opportunities or at least believe this to be the case are likely to turn to illegitima[r] ...
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Are There Multiple Paths to Delinquency
... As Figure 3 illustrates, the first cluster in the child typology is a large cluster N=263 containing children who have an average or positive home environment, who have parents with slig[r] ...
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Intelligence and Delinquency
... The Dull-Normal Group includes those who in any ordinary They school would be considered merely "backward," or "dull." can hardly be considered defective, although it cannot be expected [r] ...
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Nace - Gangs of America [excerpt].pdfView Download
... And so, having developed a new theory of the Fourteenth Amend- ment in his Circuit Court decisions on the San Mateo and Santa Clara cases, Justice Field traveled to Washington to take [r] ...
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Delinquency Rates and Personality
... Here the personality test data so closely relate to the delinquency rate that the rate among girls with excitatory code profiles a is up to twice the general rate, and the rates for the [r] ...
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JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
... interpretation to oumr communities, amid for realistic help for families when they need it. Pediatricians have a place in the front line in[r] ...
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Measurement of Delinquency in Montreal
... On the basis of the Montreal study, the two statements made by Sellin and Wolfgang may be slightly reformulated as follows: Minimum Claim: If the magnitude scale scores of seriousness ar[r] ...
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Girls, Guys and Gangs: The Changing Social Context of Female Delinquency
... To the extent that the black female has had a longer tradition of independence and freedom of action than has her white counterpart, the less likely it seems that the black female would [r] ...
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Experiment in Predicting Delinquency, An
... Thompson in reporting on this study in this publication concluded: It has been found that when the Glueck Social Prediction Table was tested against a sample of 100 boys of different age[r] ...
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The determinants of mortgage delinquency
... Our data come from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), a longitudinal survey of households collected yearly from 1968 to 1997. After 1997 the survey was adjusted, dropping some of the original core households and ...
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CAUSATION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
... parent covers up for the child.. 9:36 SYMPOSIUM ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY. 14-year-old boy brought to us after he had[r] ...
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SYMPOSIUM ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
... The growth of delinquency in them can in part be attributed to their expansion since World War II; growth in the aggregate number of children living in such communities has meant, of cou[r] ...
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Wartime Delinquency
... Not only have increasingly defective home conditions directly contributed to greater delinquency among juveniles but it is being pointed out by English social workers that the high wages[r] ...
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Criminality and Delinquency in Twins
... Disease-producing factors which are operative in the foetal period may be known by their tendency to bring about the same or similar conditions in both of a pair of dizygotic twins with [r] ...
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