Titlebook: Cross-National Research in Self-Reported Crime and Delinquency; Malcolm W. Klein Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Crime.Criminal

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ther anti-social behavior from police records, other registers, and by interviewing the men themselves. This was carried out on three occasions; when the subjects of the study were 11 to 15, about 18, and between 33 and 42 years old. This report compares information about anti-social behavior compiled by using these methods.

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Evalueren met beeldende middelen number of persons exposed to risk (a population or a defined group of people). . (or incidence rate) on the other hand measures the rate of appearance of . in the group or population, i.e., the number of diseases/spells of disease . within a specified period of time related to the total number of persons exposed to risk during that period..

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Introduction is the result of the workshop process and in particular of the invitations to participants to prepare pre-conference papers for distribution prior to the workshop. The chapters in the volume were selected from the larger set of pre-conference papers.

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Self-Report Delinquency Research in Holland with a Perspective on International Comparison of studies among juveniles. The Dutch studies present considerable variety in sampling, in delinquency measures, in method of administration and in measuring validity. Moreover — although in many ways comparable — they differ in some respects from American studies in the same field.

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Scaling and Reliability Problems in Self-Reported Property Crimescriminology, the value and usefulness of official figures have been questioned. After some preliminary efforts, the method of self-report was introduced by Nye and Short in 1957, and has since become commonplace, mostly in etiological research.

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Samenwerken en groepsopdrachtening parents that many children do things that could get them into trouble with the police. We wished too to see whether there was still scope for parental action by this stage, given the strength of evidence supporting the role of parental supervision in prevention among younger children..