HIGHLIGHTS
- What: It is shown widely that parental, school, and peer influences significantly impact the crime conviction rate of young adults.
- Who: Huiwen, Sun and Xiyun, Yan from the Shanghai High School International Division, Shanghai, China have published the Article: Factors Contributing to Juvenile Crime: A Narrative Review, in the : Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Social Psychology and Humanity Studies
SUMMARY
In terms of school-related factors, underperformance (both academically and in extracurricular activities) and school bullying/harassment strongly control the rate of crime among young adults. Factors about family . . .
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