Trauma
____________ that experience trauma are at an elevated risk of juvenile delinquency.
What is males?
Delinquency: Failure to do what law or duty requires. An _______ or misdemeanor; a misdeed.
What is an offense?
A personality variable that involves the experience of negative emotions and poor self-concept.
What is Negative affect?
What agency run by the Department of Justice that sponsors research, programs, and training initiatives through grant funding to states and localities.
What is the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)?
This type of sentencing allows juvenile courts to impose adult sentences or extend their sentencing jurisdiction into early adulthood.
Who is Blended sentencing (hybrid)?
The link between trauma and delinquency was first documented using mostly male samples in the early _________.
What is 1960's?
The act of participating in unlawful behavior as a minor or individual younger than the statutory age of majority.
What is juvenile delinquency?
Brandishing a gun
A single injury or by a firearm
Multiple injuries or fatalities by a firearm
These are all forms of what?
What is Some forms of a definition of a school shooting
This "model" program provides short-term family therapeutic intervention that targets at-risk children and delinquent youths who are exhibiting conduct disorders, behavioral issues, and substance abuse.
What is Functional Family Therapy (FFT)?
No uniformity to juvenile law and Racial discrimination/social inequality are examples of what?
What are barriers to change in Juvenile Justice
The types of trauma linked to delinquency range in magnitude from ___________ to __________ stressors that may occur at any developmental stage in childhood and/or adolescence.
What is minor to severe?
What is one of the factors that is most likely to intensify the link between experiences of strain and criminal behavior?
What is peer delinquency?
Another name for negative affect.
What is dysregulation?
A program that provides a safe and positive place for youths to go after school and in the summer.
What are Boys and Girls Clubs of America?
What did Cohn, 2004 say is required to revitalize the juvenile justice system?
What is Revitalizing the juvenile justice system requires focusing on “areas of attention and repair” ?
A body of 20th-century psychological research into the effects upon people of various traumatic events (assault, rape, war, famine, incarceration, etc.), that lead to the official recognition in the 1980s of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
What is Trauma theory?
Delinquency is what type of behavior that mistreated youth been found to show?
What is externalizing behavior?
Name the three identified broad types of school shooting incidents
What is Large scale, random attacks;Small scale attacks;Unplanned attacks?
Databank sponsored by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention that provides information on effective evidence-based strategies targeting juveniles.
What is Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development?
Which act/bill implemented the realignment of the juvenile justice system in California?
What is Senate Bill (SB) 823?
What two socio-emotional factors have been shown to influence the link between trauma and delinquency?
What is negative affect and delinquent peer exposure?
Mazerolle and Piquero (1997) also found that individuals who are exposed to physical and emotional abuse, who have delinquent peers, who score high on an anger scale, and who report strong coping networks were more likely to engage in interpersonal aggression or ____________ _______________.
What is violent delinquency?
Who recommended that schools use threat assessment models as their primary method to prevent future acts of targeted violence.
What is The Safe School Initiative?
Programs whose effectiveness has been demonstrated through empirical research.
What are evidence-based programs?
How long can juveniles remain in custody in a juvenile facility and which law/act/bill/code allows this age?
What is 25, WIC 208.5?