One of the Most Important Findings of the Cohort Studies

question 81

Multiple Choice

One of the most important findings of the cohort studies discussed in the text is that:

• A) people with a history of violence and mental disease are less likely to kill when they use a knife or other weapon.
• B) adult offending and juvenile offending are not correlated.
• C) persistent juvenile offending is correlated with poor education and less job satisfaction as an adult.
• D) persistent juvenile offenders are most likely to continue their criminal careers as adults.

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