Juvenile Risk Factors & Assessments
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Risk Factors Associated with Juvenile Violence
Select an instrument that you might use for assessing each of the two risk factors you researched, and considers how and why you might use these instruments.
A description of an article(s) and how it pertains to at least two violence risk factors associated with juveniles. Then, briefly describe an assessment instrument that you might use to assess each risk factor. Explain why you selected each assessment instrument.
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Juvenile Risk Factor Assessments
Risk 1 - Aggression
Article Source - Shader, M. (n.d.). Risk Factors for Delinquency: An Overview. Office of Justice Programs. URL: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/ojjdp/frd030127.pdf
According to Mrazek and Haggerty (1994), risk factors, broadly speaking are, "those characteristics, variables, or hazards that, if present for a given individual, make it more likely that this individual, rather than someone selected from the general population, will develop a disorder." Among juveniles, one of these risk factors from an individual domain is aggression as, according to Shader (n.d.), the best indicator of likely criminality and antisocial behavior that is observable is aggression. Aggression is ...
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