Michael R. Gottfredson’s research while affiliated with University of California, Irvine and other places

... The bonds formed early in life impact those that form later. As noted by Gottfredson & Nielsen (2024), "similar to the relationship between early development of social bonds and self-control, how one views and engages in intimacy begins in the family and converges later in their intimate relationships" (p. 256). ...

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Childhood Neglect, Low Self-Control, and Violence Victimization in the Czech Republic and the United States: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

... P5: Durante el período de estudio, ¿se administró la intervención (o se produjo la exposición) según lo previsto? (Fishbein y Ajzen, 1975), Modelo de desarrollo social (Hawkins et al., 1992), Teoría del autorrechazo (Kaplan, 1996), Teoría multietápica del aprendizaje social (Simons et al., 1988), Teoría de la conducta problema (Jessor y Jessor, 1977), Teoría del autocontrol (Hirschi y Gottfredson, 1988 (Fishbein y Ajzen, 1975), Modelo de desarrollo social (Hawkins et al., 1992), Modelo evolutivo (Kandel, 1980), Teoría constructivista (Piaget, 1962;Vygotsky, 1962) (Fishbein y Ajzen, 1975), Teoría multietápica del aprendizaje social (Simons et al., 1988), Modelo de desarrollo social (Hawkins et al., 1992), Modelo evolutivo (Kandel, 1980), Teoría de la conducta problema (Jessor y Jessor, 1977), Teoría del autorrechazo (Kaplan, 1996), Teoría de la búsqueda de sensaciones (Zuckerman, 1979) (Fishbein y Ajzen, 1975), Modelo de desarrollo social (Hawkins et al., 1992), Modelo evolutivo (Kandel, 1980), Teoría constructivista (Piaget, 1962;Vygotsky, 1962), Teoría del aprendizaje social (Bandura, 1977a) (Bandura, 1977a), Modelo evolutivo (Kandel, 1980) (Jessor y Jessor, 1977), Modelo evolutivo (Kandel, 1980) n.e. n.e. ...

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Revisión sistemática sobre características y eficacia de los programas preventivos escolares en drogodependencias en España

... There has been some debate as to whether cybercrime should be viewed through the same lenses as traditional crime-"old wine in new bottle" [39,40]-or a new crime type-"new wine, no bottles" [41]-requiring new theoretical explanations [42,43]. While this debate continues, researchers have attempted to establish the scientific value and relevance of a number of different traditional theories emanating from the field of criminology, psychology, and sociology, including, for example, the General Theory of Crime (GTC) [44], Routine Activity Theory (RAT) [45], Social Learning Theory (SLT) [46,47], Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) [48,49], Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory (RST) [50], and flow theory [51,52]. These efforts were followed by the establishment of more contemporary theories in cyberpsychology, such as the Online Disinhibition Effect (ODE) [53]. ...

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Pathways to Criminal Hacking: Connecting Lived Experiences with Theoretical Explanations

... Lastly, among demographic characteristics, only age achieved a significant influence on survival time. Respondents who were older at release had longer survival times, echoing the validity of the age-crime curve (Hirschi & Gottfredson, 2008;Sweeten et al., 2013). With the other covariates in the model, neither gender nor race were found to have significant predictor power on survival time. ...

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Self-identity and persistent offending: a quantitative test of identity theory of desistance

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Editorial Introduction: From Foundation to Consolidation

... The Control theory of crime emphasizes why people do not commit crimes. Prominent here are Travis Hirschi and Michael Gottfredson [26]. According to their thesis, people refrain from committing crimes because of the controls/restraints placed on them, which prevent them from committing crimes even when they may have the urge or temptation to do so. ...

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The Role of Traditional Social Institution "Mada'a" in Afar Region in Crime Prevention -The Case of Asaita Woreda

... In addition, this research project evaluates criminal variety. Criminal variety (or versatility) is considered to be one of the most robust indicators of criminal behavior, because, as highlighted by some authors (Hirschi & Gottfredson, 2002;Sanches et al., 2016;van Ruitenburg & Ruiter, 2023), it integrates both frequency and severity of various deviant behaviors. Moreover, self-reported data on criminal variety may offer a more accurate view of criminal careers when compared to official records of criminal convictions . ...

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The Global Impact of Multisystemic Vulnerabilities on Criminal Variety: A Cross-Continental Study in Young Adults

... Trotz dieses Fokus auf individuelle Faktoren, die kriminelles Verhalten begünstigen, wurde das Konzept der Persönlichkeitseigenschaften -das heißt, relativ stabile Muster im Denken, Fühlen und Verhalten -in der krimi-1 Die Kriminologie unterscheidet traditionell zwischen Kriminalität und Straftat. Ersteres bezieht sich auf die Neigung von Menschen zu kriminellem Verhalten, Letzteres auf das tatsächliche Ereignis, währenddessen kriminelles Verhalten gezeigt wird (Hirschi & Gottfredson, 2017). nologischen Forschung weitestgehend vernachlässigt. ...

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Die Lücken in der kriminologischen Wissensgrundlage schließen: Eine Forschungsagenda für die kommenden zehn Jahre

... Chapter 1 purports to put ADV in a developmental context, and chapter 4 notes that the risk for IPV peaks at ages 16-18 (p. 73), but the entire book ignores discussion of the age-crime curve in criminology (Gottfredson & Hirschi, 2001), suggesting that all crime peaks in adolescence. Placed in this context, the research finding is not so much noteworthy or interesting as epi-phenomenological. ...

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Thorough but With Eco-Systems Bias

... On one hand, we can comment on such result stating that among readiness for aggression patterns those describing habitual and socially determined aggressive acts better correlated with prejudice than others kinds of traits responsible for impulsive actions and lack of appropriate emotional control. In fact, reading from past research (Gottfred & Hirshi, 1990;Jessor & Jessor, 1977), we know that prejudice towards ethnic and racial out-groups may associate with developmental maladjustment or general problem-behavior syndrome. Accordingly, manifestations of extreme prejudice could be correlated to a larger pattern of antisocial behavior (Kiesner, Maass, Cadinu, & Vallese, 2003) in which high levels of cognitive intentional aspect of aggression may as well be included (Shaffer, Meyer-Bahlburg, & Stokman, 1981). ...

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Readiness for aggression and ethnic prejudice among Italian adolescents