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Social Factors Influencing Crime Rates by Hamza Sohail is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study examines the relationship between family deprivation and criminal offense rates using data from the Newcastle Thousand Family Study conducted from 1947-1980. The study found that children who grew up in "deprived" families were more at risk of offending during childhood and beyond compared to children from "non-deprived" families. Specifically, the study identified six categories of family deprivation and found that the greater number of deprivation criteria a family met, the greater the risk of
- Author
- Hamza Sohail
- Language
- EN