Life-course-persistent

Developmental theory of crime

Offenders that begin to show antisocial behavior in childhood that continues into adulthood are what Moffitt considers to be life-course-persistent offenders.

Research also suggests that disparities occur across the life course, from birth, through mid-life, and among older adults. Federal efforts ...

... life course. Mental ill-health, compounded by its enduring ... The increased profit margins of companies are a major reason for persistent ...

Neuroimaging Shows Life-Course Persistent Antisocial Behavior Linked to Smaller Brain ... Bullying and aggression, evasiveness and avoidance of ...

... courses, correlates and causes of their antisocial behavior. Specifically, one group, termed life-course persistent (LCP), demonstrates ...

Antisocial behaviour: just a phase? Brain structure holds ...

Individuals who exhibit life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour – for example, stealing, aggression and violence, bullying, lying, or ...

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This chapter examines the ability of Moffitt's developmental taxonomy (1993) to account for persistence in criminal activity. Abstract. Patterns ...

Adolescent-limited delinquency refers to adolescents whose delinquent behavior is temporary, does not extend beyond adolescence and does not present continuity ...

... life-course persistent' group whose antisocial behavior onsets early in life and who become life-long offenders versus a larger 'adolescence-limited' group ...

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... course of action despite difficulty or opposition. Notice that to be persistent is to acknowledge that life is full of difficulty and opposition ...

Life-course–persistent (LCP) path: - Life-course–persistent: life-course–persistent (LCP) path refers to a developmental pathway to antisocial behavior in ...

Life-Course-Persistent-Offenders: A type of offender, as labeled by Moffitt's developmental theory; such people start offending early and persist in offending ...

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The Lancet Psychiatry: Life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour may be associated with differences in brain structure ... MRI brain scans ...

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According to this taxonomy, life-course persistent offenders' antisocial behavior has its origins in neuro-developmental processes, and it ...

The paper "The Adolescent-Limited and the Life-Course-Persistent Offenders" describes that in life-course-persistent antisocial behavior, ...

Individuals who exhibit life-course-persistent antisocial behavior have characteristic differences in brain structure, according to results ...

The life-course persistent offenders may have, for example, genetic or neurological deficits, or they may come from a difficult home environment ...

“We found that in your life course, you're most likely to be evicted when you are a child and, in fact, you're maybe at the highest risk ...

Life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour may be ...

MRI brain scans suggest there are characteristic differences in brain structure of individuals who exhibit life-course-persistent antisocial ...

The Life-Course-Persistent offender (LCP) · Emphasizes the constant process of reciprocal interaction between personal traits and environmental responses.

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... persistence of racial inequality. Prerequisites: upper ... Will not receive credit for SOCI 160E and SOCB 160L. SOCI 161. Sociology of the Life Course (4).

Life-Course-Persistent Offenders [engl.] «Lebenslauf-persistierende Straftäter»; [lat. persistere stehen bleiben, verharren], [EW, RF, SOZ], ...