The Concept of Population Heterogeneity Assumes That the Propensity of an Individual

question 10

True/False

The concept of population heterogeneity assumes that the propensity of an individual to participate in antisocial and/or criminal behaviors is a relatively stable trait, unchanging over their life course.

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Definitions:

Raymond Cattell

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