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Beskrivning
This volume brings together a sample of the best of the studies that illustrate two recent trends in research on deviant behavior. Is one form of deviant behavior a cause or a consequence of other forms of deviant behavior?
I. Introduction.- 1. Drugs, Crime, and Other Deviant Adaptations.- II. Common and Pattern-Specific Antecedents and Consequences of Drug Use, Crime, and Other Forms of Deviance.- 2. The Roles of Mothers and Fathers in Intergenerational Behavioral Transmission: The Case of Smoking and Delinquency.- 3. Stage of Drug Use, Aggression, and Theft/Vandalism: Common and Uncommon Risks.- III. Reciprocal Influences among Drug Use, Crime, and Other Forms of Deviance.- 4. Long-Term Social-Psychological Influences on Deviant Attitudes and Criminal Behavior.- 5. Relationship between Alcohol and Crime Over the Life Course.- IV. Intervening Variables in Causal Relationships among Drug Use, Crime, and Other Forms of Deviance.- 6. Personality, Social Control, and Drug Use in Early Adolescence.- 7. Family Relationships, School Dropout, and Delinquent Behavior.- V. Moderators of the Relationships among Drug Use, Crime, and Other Forms of Deviance.- 8. Self-Attitudes and Antisocial Personality as Moderators of the Drug Use-Violence Relationship.- 9. A Longitudinal Study of the Conditional Effects of Deviant Behavior on Drug Use among Three Racial/Ethnic Groups of Adolescents.- VI. Emerging Issues in Longitudinal Research on Deviant Behavior.- 10. Contemporary Themes and Emerging Directions in Longitudinal Research on Deviant Behavior.- Author Index.
