Risk and protective factors among youth offenders.

This exploratory study examined the risk and protective factors of youth offenders and their relation to recidivism. The sample consisted of 76 male and female juvenile probationers within a large metropolitan area. Archival records on probationers provided data on prior offenses, personal character...

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Publicado en:Adolescence Vol. 36; no. 143; pp. 409 - 427
Autores principales: Carr, Mary B., Vandiver, Trish A.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Libra Publishers Inc. Fall2001
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        Recidivism
        Prevention of juvenile delinquency
        Juvenile probation
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      ab: This exploratory study examined the risk and protective factors of youth offenders and their relation to recidivism. The sample consisted of 76 male and female juvenile probationers within a large metropolitan area. Archival records on probationers provided data on prior offenses, personal characteristics, familial conditions, drug use, peer selection, school performance, role models, and activities and hobbies. It was found that protective factors, specifically personal characteristics, familial conditions, and peer selection, differentiated nonrepeat offenders and repeat offenders. The present body of findings supports the adaptive model of resiliency and reinforces the importance of enhancing protective factors in youth offenders as a means of deterring delinquent behavior. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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