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Resumo:This work aims to investigate the role of sequences of risk factors from childhood to young adulthood in predicting subsequent criminal convictions. This study uses the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development (CSDD) dataset, a prospective longitudinal research study that followed 411 males from South London from the age of 8 to 61 years. Temporal sequences of risk factors at ages 8–10, 12–14, and 16–18 were analyzed as predictors of subsequent criminal convictions up to the age of 61. Risk factors related to poverty, parenting problems, and children’s risk-taking predisposition at ages 8–10 emerged as prevalent starting points for the most highly predictive developmental sequences leading to convictions. The risk of a criminal conviction significantly increased if these risk factors were followed by low IQ scores or association with delinquent friends at ages 12–14, and by school and professional problems or drug addiction during late adolescence (ages 16–18). At each developmental stage, specific risk factors intricately combine to form chains of risk during development, subsequently predicting criminal convictions. A trajectory-of-risk-need-responsivity approach that identifies and breaks chains of risk factors that generate and enhance favorable conditions for criminal convictions is discussed.
Autores principais:Basto-Pereira, Miguel
Outros Autores:Farrington, David; Maciel, Laura
Assunto:Crime prevention Longitudinal Offending Risk factors Sequences
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Ispa-Instituto Universitário
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório do Ispa - Instituto Universitário
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description This work aims to investigate the role of sequences of risk factors from childhood to young adulthood in predicting subsequent criminal convictions. This study uses the Cambridge Study in Delinquent Development (CSDD) dataset, a prospective longitudinal research study that followed 411 males from South London from the age of 8 to 61 years. Temporal sequences of risk factors at ages 8–10, 12–14, and 16–18 were analyzed as predictors of subsequent criminal convictions up to the age of 61. Risk factors related to poverty, parenting problems, and children’s risk-taking predisposition at ages 8–10 emerged as prevalent starting points for the most highly predictive developmental sequences leading to convictions. The risk of a criminal conviction significantly increased if these risk factors were followed by low IQ scores or association with delinquent friends at ages 12–14, and by school and professional problems or drug addiction during late adolescence (ages 16–18). At each developmental stage, specific risk factors intricately combine to form chains of risk during development, subsequently predicting criminal convictions. A trajectory-of-risk-need-responsivity approach that identifies and breaks chains of risk factors that generate and enhance favorable conditions for criminal convictions is discussed.
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spellingShingle Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
Basto-Pereira, Miguel
Crime prevention
Longitudinal
Offending
Risk factors
Sequences
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Crime prevention
Longitudinal
Offending
Risk factors
Sequences
title Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
title_full Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
title_fullStr Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
title_full_unstemmed Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
title_short Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
title_sort Unraveling the sequences of risk factors underlying the development of criminal behavior
topic Crime prevention
Longitudinal
Offending
Risk factors
Sequences
topic_facet Crime prevention
Longitudinal
Offending
Risk factors
Sequences
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.12/9767
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