Titlebook: Deterrence and Juvenile Crime; Results from a Natio Anne L. Schneider Book 1990 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1990 Crime.Criminal Behavior.

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Molecular Pathways and Gene Ontologyision contexts. Within the social sciences, deterrence theory is one of a broad group of theories based on common assumptions of utility maximization: individuals weigh the net utility of alternative actions and generally choose those from which they have the most to gain.

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1431-7540 ider explores this "abiding faith" in her volume, overviewing past assumptions that punishment or merely the threat of punishment necessarily deters criminal behavior. She critically examines specific deterrence theories and presents the methodology used in her own research - research whose findings

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Karina Y. Morales,Michael J. Thomsonrograms differ? Even more intriguing, why does the same type of program have different results in different places? In this chapter, the linkage mechanisms through which programs impact recidivism will be explored.

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Karina Y. Morales,Michael J. Thomsonjor changes in social conditions, these approaches are viewed as too indirect and expensive by advocates of deterrence, since the same effect could be achieved by increasing the certainty, severity, or celerity of punishment.

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The Perceptual Basis of Juvenile Crime,jor changes in social conditions, these approaches are viewed as too indirect and expensive by advocates of deterrence, since the same effect could be achieved by increasing the certainty, severity, or celerity of punishment.