Effects_that_the_Enviroment_Have_on_Juvenile_Deliquency

Effects that the Enviroment Have on Juvenile Deliquency I. Introduction I researched the effects that the environment has on juvenile delinquents. This paper describes the literature that I read on the topic, and the findings of many different researchers. I describe the effects of the family, peers, gender, race, environment etc. There are many different beliefs of why children are delinquent. Some theorists say that it is genetic, or it is because of their upbringing, or peers and so forth. In this paper I will attempt to answer some of my questions and some of the questions others have asked about this thing called delinquency. I want to know the effect that ones environment has on them when it comes to delinquency. In this paper I will attempt to try to answer this question. II. Literature Juvenile delinquency is a frequently discussed subject. Theorists and researchers have been trying many different methods, theories and projects to help extinguish and explain delinquency. The fact of the matter is that there have been great ideas and good movements, but results are at a minimal (meaning we have found some ways to slow down or stop delinquency for the moment, but we, as people have delinquency, 1999, juvenile, family, crime, violent, likely, because, heimer, girls, found, decoster, criminal, peers, information, theory, research, boys, help, violence, person, et, al, acts, about, subculture, self-esteem, males, lead, hensley, gender, environment, different, demographics, definitions, child, been, social, people, others, need, less, juveniles, hand, groups, good, going, females, differential, comes