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期刊名:Youth violence and juvenile justice

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ISSN:1541-2040

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Lin Liu,Kristen M Zgoba,Sabina Low Lin Liu
As compared to adult populations, there is a significant dearth of studies examining official misconduct among juveniles, leaving important gaps in our knowledge. Utilizing a sample of youth completing juvenile justice residential placement...
Corey H Allen,J Michael Maurer,Aparna R Gullapalli et al. Corey H Allen et al.
Psychopathic traits assessed with expert-rated instruments are well-established predictors for both general and violent felony recidivism outcomes in adjudicated youth. However, it is not clear whether self-report assessments of psychopathi...
Calvin M Langton,James R Worling,Gabriela D B Sheinin Calvin M Langton
Despite efforts to incorporate protective factors or 'strengths' in applied risk assessments for criminal reoffending, there has been limited progress towards a consensus regarding what is meant by such terms, what effects predictors can ex...
Elizabeth M Olsen,Laura B Whiteley,Kayla K Giorlando et al. Elizabeth M Olsen et al.
Court-involved youth (CIY) comprise a significant portion of the U.S. population and have a high prevalence of psychiatric illness and substance use. Youth delinquency has also been associated with family variables and parenting practices. ...
Rebecca L Fix,Noel Vest,Kelli R Thompson Rebecca L Fix
Social determinants of health influence who ends up in the juvenile legal system and how individuals fare when entering and leaving the system. The present study utilized latent profile analysis to determine the extent to which social deter...
Spencer Keil,Jordan Beardslee,Carol Schubert et al. Spencer Keil et al.
Gun violence takes a significant toll on adolescents in the United States, and there is a lack of longitudinal research on perceptual factors that drive gun carrying. Notably, there is no information on the relationship between perception o...
Paul Hemez,John J Brent,Thomas J Mowen Paul Hemez
A growing body of research has evoked the life-course perspective to understand how experiences in school relate to a wide range of longer term life outcomes. This is perhaps best typified by the notion of the school-to-prison pipeline whic...
Lacey N Wallace Lacey N Wallace
Many past studies have observed evidence of sibling similarity and influence for delinquency and substance use. However, studies of sibling similarity for adolescent weapon carrying, particularly for weapons beyond firearms, are largely abs...
Lacey N Wallace Lacey N Wallace
While much existing research has examined either juvenile or adult weapon carrying, this study assesses whether carrying a weapon to school as a juvenile is predictive of bringing a handgun to school or work in adulthood. Data are drawn fro...
Dane S Hautala,Kelley J Sittner Hartshorn,Les B Whitbeck Dane S Hautala
The purpose of the study was to examine prospective childhood risk factors for gang involvement across the course of adolescence among a large eight-year longitudinal sample of 646 Indigenous (i.e., American Indian and Canadian First Nation...