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Social SciencesHuman DevelopmentPsychologyAdolescent DevelopmentAdolescent HealthSubstance Use DisordersAdolescent PsychopathologyChild MaltreatmentChildhood Risk FactorsDevelopmental Trajectories Of OffendingJuvenile DelinquencyYouth DevianceAdolescents As VictimsAntisocial Behavior DevelopmentAntisocial Behavior In AdolescentsAntisocial Behavior TrajectoriesChild Substance UseChildhood Antisocial BehaviorJuvenile Delinquency TrajectoriesTemperament
This report from the Australian Temperament Project focuses on the transition to early adulthood; connections between antisocial behaviour and victimisation; the role of substance use in the development of adolescent antisocial behaviour; why do some low risk children become antisocial adolescents; motivations to comply with the law, attitudes, and antisocial behaviour; and concordance between official records and self-reports of offending and victimisation.