Edinburgh Study of youth transitions and crime : waves one to four, 1997-2001

Since the end of the second world war, police recorded crime has risen dramatically in both England and Wales and, to a lesser extent, Scotland. Crime surveys have revealed a less dramatic increase in crime in England and Wales (Mirrlees-Black et al, 1996), and little if any in Scotland (MVA, 1998),...

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Autor principal: Smith, David J. (Autor)
Tipo de documento: Electrónico Research Data
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Publicado: Colchester UK Data Service 2004
En:Año: 2004
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Palabras clave:
Adults
Age
aggressiveness
Alcohol use
amphetamines
Animals
Arrest
Arson
asault
Attitudes
bedrooms
broken families
Bullying
Burglary
Cannabis
Child care
clubs
Cocaine
community identification
court cases
crime and security
crime victims
criminal damage
cultural goods
cultural participation
Depression
Digital Games
Discipline
Drug Abuse
Drug addiction
Drug trafficking
Eating disorders
ecstasy (drug)
emotional disturbances
emotional states
Employment
Environmental degradation
Ethnic conflict
exercise (physical activity)
Families
family environment
Family Life
Fashion
father's economic activity
Foster care
Friends
Health
Higher Education
hobbies
Homework
hours of work
household pets
Households
housework
ill helath
Income
interpersonal attraction
Interpersonal Conflict
Juvenile Delinquency
leisure time activities
listening to music
Loneliness
LSD (Drug)
Mass Media
mobile phones
moral behaviour
mother's economic acvtivity
motor vehicles
Neighbourhoods
neighbours
parent responsibility
parent-chikd relationship
parental role
Parental supervision
part-time employment
peer-group relationships
Personality
pocket money
police services
Policing
prizes (rewards)
reading (activity)
recreational facilities
Refuse
religious behaviour
residential child care
residential mobility
Risk
Robbery
school clubs
School discipline
school-leaving
Schools
schoolteachers
Self-esteem
Sexual Harassment
Shopping
Siblings
slimming diets
Smoking
social activities (leisure)
Social Integration
solvent aabuse
Sport
street lighting
student behaviour
Substance Use
TATTOOING
telephones
television viewing
Theft
traffic
Training
tranquillizers
Truancy
Trust
vagrants
Weapons
Young Offenders
Youth
youth activities
youth clubs
Youth Crime
youth employment
Youth gangs
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