Do Adolescents Engage in Delinquency to Attract the Social Attention of Peers? An Extension and Longitudinal Test of the Social Reinforcement Hypothesis

By Cesar J. Rebellon. 2006

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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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• Gendered Transitions (2009, background): “…many reasons, including a high retention rate, and has been used by many criminologists and social science researchers (see, e.g. De Coster 2005; Rebellon 2006; Warr 1998; Wright and Cullen 2004); second, the continuing longitudinal nature of the survey allows for multivariate fixed-effects…”