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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
This panel will discuss findings from the initial wave of a five-year longitudinal cohort study of adolescent engagement with the internet and cyber-deviance. The panel explores novel theoretical approaches to understanding juvenile delinquency in online contexts and presents preliminary evidence about the nature and extent of cyber-deviance among young adolescents.
Rethinking youth cyber delinquency in the era of persuasive technologies - Andrew John Goldsmith, Flinders University; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Russell Brewer, University of Adelaide; Jesse Cale, University of New South Wales
Accounting for adolescent pathways into cyber-deviance in a digital world - Russell Brewer, University of Adelaide; Jesse Cale, University of New South Wales; Tyson Whitten, University of New South Wales; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Andrew John Goldsmith, Flinders University
Latent class profiles of cyber deviance among Australian adolescents - Tyson Whitten, University of New South Wales; Russell Brewer, University of Adelaide; Jesse Cale, University of New South Wales; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Andrew John Goldsmith, Flinders University
An examination of the contemporaneous co-occurrence of on-line and off-line delinquency - Jesse Cale, University of New South Wales; Russell Brewer, University of Adelaide; Tyson Whitten, University of New South Wales; Thomas Holt, Michigan State University; Andrew John Goldsmith, Flinders University