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Session Submission Type: Pre-arranged Panel
This panel presents descriptive results about the lifetime prevalence and/or last year’s incidence of victimization experiences and offending behaviors among adolescents from five Ibero-american countries: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, and Venezuela. We will also present estimates of victimization and offending overlap in the studied samples. The session will provide an opportunity to 'compare and contrast' the results of the preliminary analyses of the ISRD 4 data in these countries and the analysis methods of the individual teams.
Life-time violent victimization and recent violent behavior: An overlap analysis - Micaela Guibert, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Karin Arbach, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Betina Lacunza, National University of Tucumán; Antonella Bobbio, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Jorge Bruera, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina); Carolina Rinaldi, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina).; Consuelo Viano Tello, Institute of Psychological Researches, National Council of Scientific and Technological Research and National University of Córdoba (Argentina).; Rafaelle CS Costa, University of Sao Paulo
Rates and overlap of offending and victimisation among young people in Brazil: preliminary results from the ISRD4 project - Marina Rezende Bazon, University of São Paulo; André Vilela Komatsu, University of Sao Paulo; Rafaelle CS Costa, University of Sao Paulo; Ana Beatriz do Prado Schiavone, University of Sao Paulo; Chris Birkbeck, Salford University
The Consequences of Experiencing Both Victimization and Offending: Results from a Survey of Young People in Venezuela - Neelie Pérez Santiago, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela; Juan Antonio Rodríguez, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela; Laura María Bastidas Zambrano, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela; Chris Birkbeck, Salford University