Moffitt's Theory of Life-Course-Persistent Offending Attributes the Early Onset of Antisocial

question 22

Multiple Choice

Moffitt's theory of life-course-persistent offending attributes the early onset of antisocial behavior to a combination of a child's neuropsychological deficits and:

• A) association with delinquent peers.
• B) an adverse child-rearing environment.
• C) hyperactivity.
• D) All of the above.

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Mass Media

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Technique of Rationalization

Strategies or practices employed to make processes more efficient and effective, often through the application of scientific or logical methods.

Subcultural Adaptation

The process by which individuals or groups within a larger culture adapt their own customs, norms, and practices, often in response to the dominant or mainstream culture.

Gang Member

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