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Running Head: CRIMINOLOGY 1 Who is to Blame, The Individual or Society? Student Name University Affiliate: Date: CRIMINOLOGY 2 It is the responsibility of the parents to take good care of their children, show them the right way, and protect them from engaging in illegal activities. The brains of a child are not yet well developed and the behaviors he will grow up knowing is what might turn out to be his future characters. From her mother’s statement that James will end up like his father who is a criminal I think he learned his behavior from the father. His behaviors just grew as he developed over time. From most juvenile cases in the US, statistics indicate that a large percentage of convicted juveniles come from parents who have been once or twice been convicted of a crime (Neubauer & Fradella, 2017). What parents do more often influence their children and James is no exception. His father’s behavior might have influenced his actions to become a burglar. As children grow, the environment plays a greater role in shaping their characters. Peer influence might have played part in James’ behaviors. For example, in the adolescent stage, teens will do anything and everything just to be accepted by others (they want to be like ‘others’). For example, they might engage in illegal acts like drug abuse as long as it pleases their groups. Such forces drive them into adopting bad behaviors, hence, becoming criminals. From the case study, James has parents who never c ...
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