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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

Raise some staticcausetrouble child

the factorscontributeto child delinquent behavior

several other factorscausedelinquent behavior in a child

likelyto influencechild delinquent behaviour

No person ... tendto causea child to become delinquent

comic books alonecan causea child to become delinquent

that comic books alonecan ... causea child to become delinquent

the factorsleada child to becoming delinquent

the factorscausedelinquency in child

This includes not permitting adultsto influencejuvenile delinquent behavior

The evidencedo ... causechild delinquency

single motherscausingchild delinquency

The influencescausechild delinquency

weak policies and non - implementation of otherswere causingchild delinquency

family , school , and peer factorsinfluencedelinquent behavior

social learninginfluencesdelinquent behavior

more likelyto influencedelinquent behavior

issuesmay be causingdelinquent behavior

parenting behaviors(passive) was significantly influenced byDelinquent behavior

the problemscausedelinquent behavior

an intervention programdesignedfor delinquent children

a very strong forcecan causedelinquent behavior

they may haveis causingdelinquent behavior

by a lack of social attachments(passive) was causeddelinquent behavior

by a lack of social attachments(passive) was caused bydelinquent behavior

peer relationshipsinfluencesdelinquent behavior

by a lack of social attachments later(passive) was causeddelinquent behavior

by a lack of social attachments later(passive) was caused bydelinquent behavior

the quality of peer relationshipsinfluencesdelinquent behavior

not what they thinkinfluencesdelinquent behavior

the casecausesdelinquent behavior

factorinfluencingdelinquent behavior

the exact processes by whichinfluencesdelinquent behavior

Not only may association with delinquent peersinfluencedelinquent behavior

substance abusecausesdelinquent behavior

though the study did not provecauseddelinquent behavior

the social factorsinfluencedelinquent behavior

the most important factorsinfluencingdelinquent behavior

in motion(passive) has been setdelinquent behavior

parenting behaviors ( except maternal guidance(passive) was significantly influenced byDelinquent behavior

in a Class A felony if the child was an adultmight resultin a Class A felony if the child was an adult

certain actual , general damages(passive) caused bycertain actual , general damages

in a criminal forfeiture under that sectioncould resultin a criminal forfeiture under that section

vision changesmay causevision changes

Child Associates(passive) is led byChild Associates

to crimeleadingto crime

during his hospital work in Harlemdiscoveredduring his hospital work in Harlem

problems(passive) caused byproblems

to the positive relationshipcontributeto the positive relationship

to trouble with policeleadingto trouble with police

alsoleadsalso

crimecausingcrime

nothing but paincausesnothing but pain

in partcan be causedin part

to criminal conductleadsto criminal conduct

to arrestleadsto arrest

to subsequent contact with the juvenile justice systemleadsto subsequent contact with the juvenile justice system

to the juvenile justice systemleadsto the juvenile justice system

to adult crimeleadsto adult crime

from inadequate learning experiences , negative parent and peer models , and peer reinforcement for aggressive and other delinquent behaviorresultsfrom inadequate learning experiences , negative parent and peer models , and peer reinforcement for aggressive and other delinquent behavior

initiallyinventinitially

in arrestsresultingin arrests

in motion by other forces alreadyhas been setin motion by other forces already

to criminal activityleadto criminal activity

positive alternatives for young people(passive) may be influenced bypositive alternatives for young people

for practically a roundledfor practically a round

oftenleadsoften

to the motherledto the mother

rejection or discrimina- tion by peers or school , or legal sanctions that induce a reciprocal process of rejection of the host culture and separationmay provokerejection or discrimina- tion by peers or school , or legal sanctions that induce a reciprocal process of rejection of the host culture and separation

in a finding of guilty ... or a deferral of adjudicationresultsin a finding of guilty ... or a deferral of adjudication

wellmay ... leadwell

in partcan be causedin part

crimescausescrimes

in a finding of guilty pursuant to part 8 of article 2 of title 19 , C.R.S. , or a deferral of adjudicationresultsin a finding of guilty pursuant to part 8 of article 2 of title 19 , C.R.S. , or a deferral of adjudication

his talent for basketballdiscovershis talent for basketball

in a finding of guilty pursuant to part 8 of article 2 of title 19 , C.R.S. , or a deferral of adjudication pursuant to section 19 - 2 - 709resultsin a finding of guilty pursuant to part 8 of article 2 of title 19 , C.R.S. , or a deferral of adjudication pursuant to section 19 - 2 - 709

someone to start offendingcausingsomeone to start offending

delinquency ( Warrcausedelinquency ( Warr

their childrenleadingtheir children

in the seizure of an income tax refund or the loss of a motor vehicle license in New Hampshirecan resultin the seizure of an income tax refund or the loss of a motor vehicle license in New Hampshire

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