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Birds of different feathers : school networks of serious delinquent, minor delinquent and non-delinquent boys and girls / Frank M.Weerman,co-aut. Catrien, C. J. H. Bjleveld

Autor: Weerman, Frank M.Co-autor: Bjleveld, Catrien C. J. H.In: European journal of criminology. - Vol.4,nº4 (oct.2007),p.357-383Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: , 2007Assunto: COMPORTAMENTO DESVIANTE | ANÁLISE DE DADOS | VIOLÊNCIA NA ESCOLA | RELAÇÕES INTERPESSOAIS -- HOLANDA Resumo: In this article, social network data are used to investigate relashioships between 1730 non-, minor and serious delinquent students from low-lever secondary education in the Netherlands. We analyse to whatextent students with different education in the Netherlands. we analyse to what extent students with different delinquency levels are clustered in student network; and whether gender moderates popularity and centrality. The results show that similarity in delinquency among school friends is moderate and that non-delinquents, minor delinquents and serious delinquents are mixed in school networks. Delinquent students are slightly more popular and central in their networks than are non-delinquents. However, analyses in which same and cross-gender relationships are separeted suggest that these differences are mainly the result of cross-gender friendships
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In this article, social network data are used to investigate relashioships between 1730 non-, minor and serious delinquent students from low-lever secondary education in the Netherlands. We analyse to whatextent students with different education in the Netherlands. we analyse to what extent students with different delinquency levels are clustered in student network; and whether gender moderates popularity and centrality. The results show that similarity in delinquency among school friends is moderate and that non-delinquents, minor delinquents and serious delinquents are mixed in school networks. Delinquent students are slightly more popular and central in their networks than are non-delinquents. However, analyses in which same and cross-gender relationships are separeted suggest that these differences are mainly the result of cross-gender friendships

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