Unlike Life-Course Persistent Offenders, Adolescence-Limited Offenders Stop Offending When They

question 9

Multiple Choice

Unlike life-course persistent offenders, adolescence-limited offenders stop offending when they become adults because their offending is rooted in ___________________ associated with adolescence.

• A) biological and social changes
• B) only social changes
• C) only biological changes
• D) individual traits

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Definitions:

Generated by Incentives

Motivated or driven by rewards or punishments that influence an individual's behavior.

Mowrer

O. Hobart Mowrer, an influential psychologist known for his theories on learning and conditioning.

Disengagement

The process of withdrawing or detaching oneself from activities, responsibilities, or engagements.

Aggression Phase

A period or state in which an individual or group is more prone to aggressive behaviors or actions.