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When looking at the patterns of juvenile delinquents and the types of environments they were raised in and accustomed to, it seems to all relate back to abuse and a poor parent to child relationship. Raymond Arthur (2005) has acknowledged this to be the case with his research: Every study of the personal and social experiences of known juvenile delinquency offenders reveals that almost all of them have endured various kinds of abuse, neglect, deprivation and misfortune...
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Juvenile offenders are far more likely than the general population to have … experienced child abuse. Neglect by parents, poor maternal and domestic care, family conflict … have all been shown to increase the risk of behavior problems and subsequent offending (p...
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