| Session 243: CS8 -> Social Controls in Adolescence | |||
| Time: 1:10PM to 2:40 PM on Thursday, November 18 | |||
| Place: Newfoundland | |||
| Session Chair: George E. Capowich, Washington State University | |||
| Differential and Developing Bonds Explaining Changes in Delinquent Behavior | |||
| by: | Frank M. Weerman, International Police Institute Twente (Corresponding) | ||
| Testing Control Balance Theory: Relating Control Ratio and Deviance | |||
| by: | George E. Capowich, Washington State University (Corresponding) | ||
| Is the Concept of Compulsive Crime Intellectually Useful? | |||
| by: | Richard Phillips, Rutgers University | ||
| Jackson Toby, Rutgers University (Corresponding) | |||
| Reconceptualization of Attachment-Extending Social Bonding Theory | |||
| by: | Jeong-Hee Cho, University at Albany (Corresponding) | ||
| Participation in Athletics and the Use of Recreational Drugs: An Analysis Using Social Control Theory | |||
| by: | Jason A. Ford, The Bowling Green State University (Corresponding) | ||
Updated 05/20/2006