Titlebook: Human Development and Criminal Behavior; New Ways of Advancin Michael Tonry,Lloyd E. Ohlin,David P. Farrington Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Ne

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书目名称Human Development and Criminal Behavior网络公开度




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Prenatal and Preschool CohortsThis chapter describes the prenatal cohort and successive cohorts of 3- and 6-year-old children. These three cohorts, in combination, are designed to study constitutional, behavioral, and social risk factors and to test hypotheses about early experience, health, and temperament as causes of conduct disorder and delinquency.

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Young Adolescent Cohortsition, theories and measures for the two cohorts are described together. Essentially, we are describing a study of development between ages 9 and 20, although, where possible, the applicability of measures at specific ages is noted (e.g., up to age 15). Additional cohorts of siblings and females at age 12 are discussed in Chapter 15.

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Michael Tonry,Lloyd E. Ohlin,David P. Farringtonnd derived the city’s name from the supposed Trojan founder, Ianos, but Münster’s conceit better represents the character of Genoa, as it had come to be defined in the late middle ages: a Janus facing east and west, towards the trade of the Levant, the Black Sea and the Orient, as well as towards th