IRECTION for the question: Answer the question based on the information given in the passage.Juvenile delinquency is one of the major concerns these days .Minors are indulging in all sorts of nefarious activities which reflect their upbringing. However, psychologists attribute the increased crime rate to behavioral inadequacies. Which of the following is an assumption made in the argument above?  Children from poor families are responsible for the increased crime rate The process of educating and healthy nurturing will eradicate Juvenile delinquency Parents of these children are not concerned about them Only victims were monitored by behavioural psychologists

Incidence of juvenile delinquency is less frequent whenMultiple Choicea family has a high socioeconomic status.there are a large number of children in the house.there is a lack of parental monitoring.the age of the mother low.

Juvenile offending rates tend to be:Question 11Select one:Less than those of adultsTwice those of adultsFive times greater than adultsNone of the above

According to lecture, in what historical period do we see the emergence of juvenile delinquency as a system of behavior control?Group of answer choicesDuring the European Renaissance (14th-17th centuries)During the Progressive Era (late 19th century-early 20th century)Sometime prior to the development of the state and law (10,000 years ago or longer)Post-WWII

Using a sample of young adolescents, Dr. Nguyen finds a correlation of +.55 between scores on a measure of neglectful or uninvolved parenting and scores on a measure of delinquent behavior. Which of the following might Dr. Nguyen legitimately conclude?Multiple ChoiceUninvolved parenting causes juvenile delinquency.Parenting that is more neglectful is related to a lower degree of delinquent behavior.Uninvolved parenting is unrelated to delinquency.Parenting that is more neglectful is related to a higher degree of delinquent behavior.

Answer the following questions: How have societal attitudes toward juvenile justice evolved over time, particularly regarding punishment, rehabilitation, and leniency?How do media and public opinion influence views on young offenders and how they should be treated?How much influence should victims and their families have in deciding how juvenile offenders are handled? And how does this impact discussions surrounding punishment and leniency?