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Self-Reported Criminal Careers,s. As such, the Chapter begins with a very brief overview of how self-reported offending data is measured in the PYS and details the crime specific measures relied on for analysis. This brief discussion is followed by a presentation of a range of self-reported offending information from ages 10-30 f

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Trajectories of Offending at Age 30,. for the Youngest and the Oldest cohorts. Specifically, the analysis of the official data in the previous chapters were evaluated primarily in the aggregate. While this type of approach revealed very rich and detailed information on the PYS participants’ offending and criminal career dimensions, it

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Official Criminal Careers,n examination of various offender categories including those convicted, those convicted before and/or after age 21, one-time offenders, recidivists, chronic offenders, and offenders with a lengthy criminal career.

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Trajectories of Offending at Age 30,t in unpacking the aggregate crime trends and patterns. Thus, this Chapter estimates the offending trajectories based on official offending data across three age bands (ages 10–16, ages 10–24, and ages 10–30) and by PYS cohort (Youngest and Oldest), and also assesses the associations among the various age band trajectories.

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