Titlebook: Emotional and Behavioural Problems of Young Offenders in Singapore; Findings from the EP Dongdong Li,Chi Meng Chu,David P. Farrington Book

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41702-3mental health of youth offenders; risk and protective factors; Enhancing Positive Outcomes in Youth an

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Takabumi Hayashi,Atsuho Nakayamangitudinal study in Asia that focuses on crime prevention, rehabilitation, and reintegration of young offenders in Singapore. Two samples of these youths were used in this book. The baseline offender sample consisted of 1,224 youths, while the longitudinal offender sample consisted of 835 youths int

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?Political Culture‘ nach L.W. PYEg use and EBPs – does drug use occur before EBPs or do?EBPs occur before drug use? Building upon existing studies, we separated emotional and behavioural problems. 835 young offenders were interviewed yearly over 3 years. The three-wave longitudinal data were analysed using a cross-lagged panel anal

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Paradigma der Medizin im 21. Jahrhundertexamined if EBPs had incremental predictive validity for re-offending over and above the Youth Level of Service/Case Management Inventory (YLS/CMI). Moreover, we provided descriptives and examined the associations between re-offending rates, rates of EBPs, and YLS/CMI Level of Risk. The sample consi

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Paradigmen der Bewegungsforschungal problems (EBPs). This chapter investigates a set of external and internal protective factors by examining how they changed over time with EBPs within the EPYC’s sample of young offenders in Singapore. The analyses identified three family-related factors, including family functioning, parental att