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Juvenile Delinquency: Current Assessments of the Causes and Correlates of Delinquency
Thu, Nov 15, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Marriott, A708, Atrium LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel overviews four recent studies assessing the relationship between early childhood experiences and youth offending. Types of youth offending discussed in this panel range from status offenses (running away) to serious and violent criminal behavior. Utilizing multiple data sets, the studies in this panel highlight recent advancements in the understanding of the causes and consequences of delinquency, with a special focus of familial dynamics and victimization. Each presentation will outline relevant findings, related policy implications, and practitioner suggestions.
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Individual Presentations
Runaway youth: An examination of risk factors and gender differences - Michelle Jeanis, The University of Louisiana at Lafayette
More Than a Feeling: Addressing the Etiology of Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors in Juveniles - Lauren Nicole Miley, University of South Florida; Caitlyn Muniz, University of South Florida; Bryanna Hahn Fox, University of South Florida
The effect of childhood abuse and household substance abuse on future offending - Caitlyn Muniz, University of South Florida; Lauren Nicole Miley, University of South Florida; Bryanna Hahn Fox, University of South Florida