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Methodtrict in 1971. The total sample size of this panel cohort is . = 9335. The entire panel data set consisted of over 200 self-report items over each of the first three waves and nearly 2000 primary self-report items with a potential of an additional 2158 contingency items at the fourth wave.

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Methods (Time 1 through 3) and once as young adults (Time 4). The panel is a random half of all seventh grade students in the Houston Independent School District in 1971. The total sample size of this panel cohort is . = 9335. The entire panel data set consisted of over 200 self-report items over each of

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An Elaboration Strategy for the Study of Deviant Behaviordditional constructs in each sequential model is an elaboration strategy we adopted for several reasons. First, the elaboration strategy begins with baseline models that are relatively simple, which permits us to simultaneously conduct a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) of the latent structure of

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Multigroup Analysis of the General Theory of Deviant Behaviors the case for both the measurement and structural equation portions of the previously estimated model. For example, Matsueda and Heimer (1987) suggest that when considering control theory it is possible that neighborhood delinquency will produce more delinquency among African-Americans by inhibitin

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The Study of Deviant Behavior causes of deviant behavior, but rather are presented as a template for a useful logic of procedure for increasing our understanding of deviant behavior. Starting with a guiding theoretical framework and a methodological approach, we estimated a series of models using a systematic elaboration strate

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Toward a General Theory of Deviant Behaviortainment, subcultural, labeling, and other perspectives will be apparent to the informed reader as will differences between the general theory and more current attempts to synthesize multiple theoretical perspectives (Akers, 2000; Messner, Krohn, & Liska, 1989; Shoemaker, 1990).

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