Sozialstrukturelle Bedingungen und Delinquenz im Verlauf des Jugendalters: Analysen mit einem kombinierten Markov- undWachstumsmodell

Boers, Klaus; Seddig, Daniel; Reinecke, Jost

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“…Pro-violent norms were strongly influenced by delinquent peer group contexts in contemporaneous specifications. Further, the individual acceptance of norms was one of the strongest predictors of delinquency throughout adolescence (Boers et al, 2009).…”

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“…A concluding remark must also be given with reference to the consequences of this research for practical work and crime prevention (at least in Germany). While other research pointed out that a normative orientation towards conformity is well established and reinforced in school via strong bonds to school and teachers (Boers et al, 2009; Seddig, 2013), school seems hardly able to influence the inherent dynamics in delinquent peer groups that share a pro-violent normative orientation and violent behaviour. Preventive work in this field should probably involve low boundary street work since such groups are assumed to be relatively resistant to outside influences.…”

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“…Traditional values were found to be associated with a 'pathway into conformity'. Hedonistic values marked a 'pathway into violent delinquency' (Boers et al, 2009(Boers et al, , 2010. Furthermore, the analysis will be controlled for gender effects.…”

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Peer group association, the acceptance of norms and violent behaviour: A longitudinal analysis of reciprocal effects

Seddig

2013

European Journal of Criminology

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Differential association and social learning theory assume delinquent peers to be instigators and reinforcers of delinquent behaviour and norms favourable of delinquency. Control theory, on the other hand, assumes that delinquents will group together with peers that share a common normative and behavioural background. Interactional theory as an integrative paradigm argues that both -influence and selection -processes might be active simultaneously and are embedded in a reciprocal causal relationship. This paper tests the reciprocity between the association with delinquent peer groups, the acceptance of pro-violent norms and violent delinquency during adolescence with data from a German longitudinal panel study in a longitudinal structural equation model. Results indicate that peers, norms and violence are interactionally related and that influence and selection processes are active simultaneously. Moreover, further structural dimensions are able to explain delinquent peer group association, the acceptance of pro-violent norms and violence in early adolescence. Peer group association, the acceptance of norms and violent behaviour:A longitudinal analysis of reciprocal effects Abstract Differential association and social learning theory assume delinquent peers to be instigators and reinforcers of delinquent behaviour and norms favourable of delinquency. Control theory, on the other hand, assumes that delinquents will group together with peers that share a common normative and behavioural background. Interactional theory as an integrative paradigm argues that both -influence and selection -processes might be active simultaneously and are embedded in a reciprocal causal relationship. This paper tests the reciprocity between the association with delinquent peer groups, the acceptance of pro-violent norms and violent delinquency during adolescence with data from a German longitudinal panel study in a longitudinal structural equation model. Results indicate that peers, norms and violence are interactionally related and that influence and selection processes are active simultaneously. Moreover, further structural dimensions are able to explain delinquent peer group association, the acceptance of pro-violent norms and violence in early adolescence.

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Peer group association, the acceptance of norms and violent behaviour: A longitudinal analysis of reciprocal effects

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“…Bielefeld und Erlangen im Januar 2016 Jost Reinecke, Mark Stemmler, Jochen Wittenberg situationsbezogenen Aspekten bei der Entstehung und Entwicklung von Devianz und Delinquenz zu erforschen (Boers et al 2009). Er ermöglicht die Analyse sowohl interindividueller Gruppenvergleiche als auch intraindividueller Entwicklungen.…”

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“…Boers et al 2009;Hermann 2015). Diese unterschiedliche Zusammensetzung ist zum Teil auch als ursächlich für die teilweise erheblichen Differenzen bei den Randverteilungen der Belastungsanteile der einzelnen Devianz-und Delinquenzindizes (Jahresprävalenzen) anzusehen (siehe Tabelle 5).…”

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Devianz und Delinquenz im Kindes- und Jugendalter

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Developmental Pathways of Externalizing Behavior from Preschool Age to Adolescence: An Application of General Growth Mixture Modeling

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2015

Springer Proceedings in Mathematics &Amp; Statistics

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Sozialstrukturelle Bedingungen und Delinquenz im Verlauf des Jugendalters: Analysen mit einem kombinierten Markov- undWachstumsmodell

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Peer group association, the acceptance of norms and violent behaviour: A longitudinal analysis of reciprocal effects

Peer group association, the acceptance of norms and violent behaviour: A longitudinal analysis of reciprocal effects

Devianz und Delinquenz im Kindes- und Jugendalter

Developmental Pathways of Externalizing Behavior from Preschool Age to Adolescence: An Application of General Growth Mixture Modeling

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