ArticleJournal of youth and adolescence2018
A Developmental Perspective on Reentry: Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Family Conflict and Peer Delinquency during Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood.
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- A Multi-System Approach to Investigate Different Forms of Delinquency in Female Adolescents at Risk: Family, School, and Peers.Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland) · 2023Article
- Implications for a System of Care in Hawai'i for Youth Involved in the Justice System and Substance Use.Hawai'i journal of health & social welfare · 2022Article
- Youth Reentry from Prison and Family Violence Perpetration: the Salience of Family Dynamics.Journal of family violence · 2021Article
- (Re)Recognizing the multidimensional roles of family and peers on crime.Sociology compass · 2020Article
- Do We Have It All Wrong? The Protective Roles of Peers and Criminogenic Risks From Family During Prison Reentry.Crime and delinquency · 2019Article
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Abstract
Despite the uniqueness of an incarceration experience for adolescents, there remains a shortage of research on adolescents and emerging adults who have been recently released from detention centers and are returning home during the transitional time period of "reentry". Drawing from the developmental literature, the current study uses a diverse (54% Black, 20% White, 26% Other Race) longitudinal survey of 337 male adolescents living in the United States to examine the interrelationships among crime, substance use, family conflict, and peer delinquency. A series of cross-lagged dynamic panel data models using four waves of data demonstrate that while family conflict and peer delinquency relate to increased offending and substance use, conflict in the family is a major driving force behind both future family conflict and peer delinquency. Overall, findings suggest that family conflict is an overlooked, but absolutely critical, factor in explaining deviance and deviant peer associations alike for adolescents and emerging adults who have been recently incarcerated and released.
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