Explain how and why many juveniles learn delinquent behavior from other juveniles. Under what social conditions is juvenile delinquency more likely (e.g., neighborhood, family relationships, etc.)?
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Peer influence refers to the impact that peers have on an individual's attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. Juveniles are more likely to engage in delinquent behavior when they are surrounded by peers who engage in such behavior. Show more…
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