Juveniles Who Experience Individual Traits Conducive to Crime (E

question 41

Multiple Choice

Juveniles who experience individual traits conducive to crime (e.g., irritability and low self-control) and poor parenting:

• A) almost always become life-course persistent offenders
• B) are at greater risk of becoming life-course persistent offenders
• C) rarely become life-course persistent offenders
• D) almost always become adolescence-limited offenders
• E) are at greater risk of becoming adolescence-limited offenders

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Definitions:

Group Goals

The shared objectives or outcomes that a group aims to achieve through collective effort and cooperation.

Attribution

The process by which individuals explain the causes of behavior and events, often as internal dispositions or external situations.

Ancestral Past

Refers to the history and lineage of one's ancestors, often considered in the context of genetic inheritance and familial traits.

Experiences

Events or occurrences that leave an impression on someone, contributing to their knowledge or emotional development.