Does the child receive the right amount of discipline or is the parent too passive? By observing these three questions and making intensive research on these issues, it can be concluded that parental involvement in a youth’s life is a major contributing factor of why juvenile delinquency exists. Does the child receive maltreatment or abuse from the parent? From the time a baby is born until the time it enters adulthood it becomes adjusted to the environment it is surrounded in...
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The way a baby is raised tends to determine how it will function in social environments. When looking at the patterns of juvenile delinquents and the types of environments they were raised in and accustomed to, it seems to all relate back to abuse and a poor parent to child relationship. Raymond Arthur (2005) has acknowledged this to be the case with his research: Every study of the personal and social experiences of known juvenile delinquency offenders reveals that almost all of them have endured various kinds of abuse, neglect, deprivation and misfortune...
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