According to Early Versions of Control Theory, Poor Self-Esteem Produces

question 18

True/False

According to early versions of control theory, poor self-esteem produces maladaptive social relations, which in turn opens the door for a youth to engage in delinquent behavior; in other words, poor self-esteem is the trigger.

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