“…By comparison, residence in neighborhoods that are low in resources is related to lower self-control (Teasdale & Silver, 2009) and higher externalizing problems among youth (Zalot, Jones, Forehand, & Brody, 2007). Furthermore, youth with lower self-control may, in turn, be more susceptible to risk and protective factors in their neighborhood contexts (e.g., Chen & Jacobson, 2013;Lynam et al, 2000;Meier, Slutske, Arndt, & Cadoret, 2008).…”