The Social Control of Female Delinquency: Implications
The social control of female delinquency : occupational ideologies of policewomen, welfare workers and magistrates
... the social control of female delinquency, ...of female delinquency cases within the children's court system, the magistrates are operating in a social and organizational ...
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Female delinquency in secondary schools: trauma and depression precipitating female delinquency and the role of ethnic identity in Cyprus.
... 5. Social Context There are some findings regarding the influence of environmental and contextual factors on the development of delinquent ...unemployment, social disorganization, high rates of substance ...
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Gendered Social Bonds and Gender Ideologies: Understanding the Gender Gap in Delinquency
... curbs female and male delinquency, as Hirschi’s social control theory would ...curb female delinquency more than male ...about female commitment and stronger performance ...
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Self-control vs. social control as an explanation for delinquency.
... both social and self-control as well as for the individual indexes of delinquency and overall delinquency, for the different socio-demographics included in the ...of social and self- ...
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Girls, Guys and Gangs: The Changing Social Context of Female Delinquency
... In addition to the general association between group involvement and delinquency, which paral- lels the findings from most male based research studies, it was importa[r] ...
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Challenges of failed marriages and the implications for delinquency
... Thus the majority of respondents held that infidelity is the major factor in failed marriages among couples in the Ilorin metropolis. Moreover, concerning the factors responsible for failed marriage, partners who were ...
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Female Feticide, its Social Issues and Legal Implications
... many social problems and females feticide is one among ...various social, economic and religious reasons such as family linkage, type of insurance for the future, prestige and power, financial support, ...
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Social influences, peer delinquency, and low self-control: An examination of time-varying and reciprocal effects on delinquency over adolescence
... the delinquency scales to approach a normal ...six delinquency items whether or not these friends engaged in this behav- ...friend’s delinquency is ...peer delinquency variable is positively ...
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JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: A SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE
... Juvenile Delinquency in Ghana revealed that the functioning of the nuclear family, inadequate extended family support, were factors responsible for Juvenile Delinquency (Augustine Osei ...of social ...
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Race, Social Disorganization and Delinquency
... induces social isolation and ecological concentration of the truly ...prevent social organization and crime ...the social pattern individuals will have in ...
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Examining Effects of Parental Sexual Abuse on Female Juvenile Delinquency Using a Social Developmental Perspective
... link between sexual abuse and conduct disorder. It appears that running away may sometimes be one of the sequelae of conduct disorder preceded by child sexual abuse. Swanston, Parkinson, O'Toole, Plunkett, Shrimpton & ...
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Social Disorganization, Extra-Curricular Activities, and Delinquency
... Neighborhood social disorganization has been found to be related to crime and ...informal social control and collective ...between social disorganization and delinquent outcomes was examined ...
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Social Bonding, Early School Leaving, and Delinquency
... Introduction Social control was introduced as a theoretical framework to explain the causes of delinquency among juveniles (Hirschi, ...that social bonds which young people form with, for ...
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Potential Risk and Promotive Factors for Serious Delinquency in Japanese Female Youth
... serious delinquency were similar to findings from longitudinal studies of risk factors in Western countries such as low school bonding and low maternal ...informal social groups (Vaughn & Tomita, ...
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Modeling the obesity epidemic: social contagion and its implications for control
... Discussion In the present study, we investigated epidemiological models that describe the obesity epi- demic, spreading via social contact and acquired due to non-contagious reasons. We assessed and compared the ...
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Disadvantaged Neighborhoods and Anger: Implications for Community-Level Theories of Crime and Delinquency
... As social disorganization theory typically only takes into account the effects of reduced constraint on crime, including an aggregate measure of anger could serve to give a fuller explanation for variations in ...
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Social control of unreliable signals of strength in male but not female crayfish, Cherax destructor
... of social avenues for mediating the possible advantages gained by unreliable signals of strength in ...determine social dominance and the relative importance of signalling and fighting during aggressive ...
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The influence of family and friends on girls' delinquency: a social network analysis
... the Social Network Analysis The social network analysis used a statistical model regarded as a stochastic simulation model and represented the observed differences in networks and behavior at consecutive ...
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Female Bladder Control Problems
... Prevalence of urinary incontinence among women in the United States between 15 and 64 years of age ranges from 10 to 30 percent. The good news is that millions of patients are being successfully treated and cured. Many ...
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Family violence, negative outcomes and female delinquency: an empirical investigation using a Saudi Arabian sample
... Over the last two decades researchers have identified numerous risk factors that correlate with or are predictive of delinquency (Loeber & Farrington, 2012). The most common classifications of risk and ...
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