Multiple Choice
Protective factors are variables that decrease the likelihood of a negative outcome such as antisocial behaviour and are effective because they:
A) maintain the same level of exposure to risk factors over time
B) protect the child from risk factors by isolating the child
C) reduce negative outcomes by helping to develop and maintain self-esteem and self-efficacy
D) limit the child's problem-solving capacity
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q2: When examining the prediction of future adult
Q3: Proactive aggression is aggression in response to
Q4: A child who has multiple risk factors
Q5: In keeping with the coercive family process
Q6: When considering antisocial behaviour and criminological risk
Q8: Outline the five criminological risk factors that
Q9: Proactive aggressive youth are likely to have
Q10: Offenders are more likely to have had
Q11: As a first step when coming into
Q12: The Young Offenders Act (YOA) was replaced