| 2001 |
| Gun Use by Male Juveniles: Research and Prevention | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, July 2001. Examines patterns of gun ownership and gun carrying among adolescents, drawing on data from OJJDP's Rochester Youth Development Study. 12 pages. NCJ 188992. |
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| 2000 |
| Co-occurrence of Delinquency and Other Problem Behaviors | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, November 2000. Examines the co-occurrence or overlap of serious delinquency with drug use, problems in school, and mental health problems. 8 pages. NCJ 182211. |
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| Teenage Fatherhood and Delinquent Behavior | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, January 2000. Presents findings from the Rochester Youth Development Study and the Pittsburgh Youth Study on risk factors for teenage paternity, specifically the role of delinquency in early fatherhood. 8 pages. NCJ 178899. |
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| 1999 |
| Family Disruption and Delinquency | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, October 1999. Examines the impact that multiple changes in family structure have on an adolescent's risk of serious problem behavior. 6 pages. NCJ 178285. |
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| 1997 |
| Developmental Pathways in Boys' Disruptive and Delinquent Behavior | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, December 1997. Summarizes longitudinal research from the Pittsburgh Youth Study, which has documented three developmental pathways that boys follow as they progress to more serious problem behaviors. 20 pages. NCJ 165692. |
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| Epidemiology of Serious Violence | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, June 1997. Examines the varying levels of juveniles' involvement in violent acts according to age, gender, and ethnicity and recommends a public health model of prevention, treatment, and control. 22 pages. NCJ 165152. |
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| Gang Members and Delinquent Behavior | Top |
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| | Bulletin: Youth Development Series, June 1997. Presents the findings from the Rochester Youth Development Study concerning what portion of delinquency in American society can be attributed to gang members; it also discusses OJJDP's response to the youth gang problem. 6 pages. NCJ 165154.
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