Adolescents’ own views on their risk behaviors, and the potential effects of being labeled as risk-takers: a commentary and review

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For instance, as of 2014, in the Netherlands young adults until the age of 23 can be imposed a youth justice sentence in criminal court, based on the personality of the accused or the circumstances under which the offense was committed (Matthews et_al, 2018; Rap et_al, 2020). From an economic perspective, typical for the decision-making sciences, the definition of "risk taking" is: choosing an option with the most uncertain outcome (Figner and Weber, 2011; Defoe et_al, 2015). But hardly any of the research on adolescent risk-taking has examined these "conventional" risks, which . . .

 



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