A Critical Age for Early Signs of Emerging Delinquency Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

A critical age for early signs of emerging delinquency is ________ years, when children begin to develop self-schemas that are aligned with risky behavior and to search for friends who affirm this behavior.

• A) 8-14
• B) 7-12
• C) 12-17
• D) 7-14

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Definitions:

Comparative Inference

The process of drawing conclusions by comparing different sets of data or situations.

Essential Features

The inherent or indispensable qualities, characteristics, or attributes that define the nature or identity of something.

Validly Infer

To deduce conclusions from premises using logical and sound reasoning.

Comparative Inference

The process of deducing conclusions based on the comparison of multiple instances or pieces of evidence.