Criminality, Social Control, and Deviance in a Life-course AnalysisUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1990 - 410 pages |
Contents
DATA AND METHODS OF ANALYSIS | 54 |
A MEASUREMENT MODEL OF CRIMINAL | 81 |
CRIMINAL PROPENSITY THEORY WITHIN | 103 |
2 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
American Sociological Review argue attention deficit Attention Deficit Disorder Blumstein bond to conventional Caspi causes of crime child clinical psychology coefficients collected commit conduct disorders control theory conventional society correlated covariates criminal careers criminal propensity Criminology deviant activity deviant behavior distribution effect estimate event history analysis factor Farrington Gottfredson 1986a Gottfredson and Hirschi Gottfredson's theory Hagan and Palloni hazard of conviction hazard of second HIA and CP Hirschi and Gottfredson hyperactivity Hypothesis indicators individual interact investigation involvement life-course events Loeber longitudinal data marijuana Matsueda mean sample score measurement model offenders parents peers period personality characteristics personality traits perspective piecewise-constant present prior convictions proportional hazard model psychological rational choice theories relative fit represent risk second and subsequent self-reported delinquency significant significantly social bond social control social control theory stability subsequent convictions suggest supervision theory of criminal trait of criminality variables Wiatrowski Yamaguchi and Kandel