Bad boys, bad men

Black, Donald W.

doi:10.1590/s1516-44462001000400002

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“…Developmental studies have linked individual traits such as attention deficit disorder (5,6) and sociopathy (7) as well as socialization factors such as poor parental monitoring (6,8) and peer influence (9) to the later emergence of both substance involvement and delinquent offending. It seems very likely that substance involvement and delinquent offending have common causes.…”

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confidence: 99%

Substance Involvement and the Trajectory of Criminal Offending in Young Males

Welte¹,

Barnes²,

Hoffman³

et al. 2005

The Am. J. of Drug & Alcohol Abuse

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The current study investigated the influence of substance involvement on the trajectory of delinquency. Data were from 625 Buffalo, NY males aged 16-19, interviewed three times at 18-month intervals. Hierarchical linear models were fit separately for respondents with increasing and declining delinquency. In the increasing group, aIcohol involvment was associated with a higher starting point (intercept), and alcohol dependence and drug consequences were associated with a faster increase. In the declining group, alcohol dependence and drug consequences were associated with a higher starting point, and frequency of drug use was associated with a slower decline. Alcohol involvement is important in the early delinquent career whereas illicit drug use delays maturing out of delinquency. In a further analysis, substance involvement variables were time-varying covariates in the within-subjects model and controls in the between-subjects model. Respondents' alcohol and other drug use varied across time in sync with their criminal offending.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Substance Involvement and the Trajectory of Criminal Offending in Young Males

Welte¹,

Barnes²,

Hoffman³

et al. 2005

The Am. J. of Drug & Alcohol Abuse

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“…2 That edition of the diagnostic manual attempted to highlight the importance of PDs by asking clinicians to assess these conditions on a separate axis. 5 The literature on schizotypal PD is somewhat more modest. 3 Most of the research over the last few decades has focused on borderline personality disorder (BPD), a challenging condition that is associated with high levels of treatment seeking.…”

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Paris¹

2014

Harvard Review of Psychiatry

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The American Psychiatric Association's rejection of proposals for radical change in the classification of personality disorders was a result of divisions among researchers studying these diagnoses. This article examines the current state of the field and its prospects, with emphasis on definitions, diagnosis, etiology, prevalence, outcome, and treatment. More definitive conclusions will require a larger body of research than is currently available, including multivariable studies in which biological, psychological, and social factors, as well as their interactions, are examined in the same research design.

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Bad boys, bad men

Cited by 2 publications

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Substance Involvement and the Trajectory of Criminal Offending in Young Males

Substance Involvement and the Trajectory of Criminal Offending in Young Males

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