Transcription of Delinquency Prevention & Intervention
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Delinquency Prevention & Intervention Delinquency Prevention & Intervention Juvenile Justice Guide Book for Legislators Delinquency Prevention & Intervention Introduction Engaging in delinquent behavior can lead to drug use and dependency, dropping out of school , incarceration, adult criminal behavior and injury. Early Intervention and Prevention of delinquent behavior can divert juveniles from the adverse consequences that can result from Delinquency . Risk and Protective Factors There are identified risk factors that increase rejection are identified as risk factors. school and a juvenile's likelihood to engage in delinquent community risk factors include failure to bond to behavior, although there is no single risk factor school , poor academic performance, low academic that is determinative. To counteract these risk aspirations, neighborhood disadvantage, disorganized factors, protective factors have also been identified neighborhoods, concentration of delinquent peer to minimize a juvenile's likelihood to engage in groups, and access to weapons.
increased school attendance, fewer dropouts and improved school performance. Community-based truancy reduction programs work to break down the barriers to high school graduation. Other truancy reduction programs are school-based and work to reverse patterns of truancy before high school; these programs are predominantly used in middle schools.
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