Self-Reported and Official Offending from Age 10 to Age 56
作者： David P. Farrington , Katherine M. Auty , Jeremy W. Coid , Richard E. Turner
DOI: 10.1007/S10610-012-9195-X
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摘要: In the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development, over 400 London males have been followed up from age 8 to 48 face-to-face interviews and 56 criminal records. About 42 % of were convicted 56. During five ranges 47, 94 admitted at least one eight offenses, comparison with 31 who for these offenses ranges. The prevalence offending, number committed, decreased steadily after 18 according both convictions self-reports. On average, there 38 self-reported per conviction, this ratio also age. Convicted self- reported 25 conviction on average. It is concluded that "scaling-up factor" very important, especially evaluating effectiveness intervention programs.
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