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Self-Concepts of Rural Early Adolescent Juvenile DelinquentsKansas State University
Colorado State Department of Social Services Using a sample of rural early adolescents the present study found delinquent adolescents to have a lower self-concept than their nondelinquent counterparts, especially in the areas of body image, moral and ethical self, and family self-concept. These delinquents showed significant signs of maladjustment on the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale but accepted their negative self-image. Supplementary questions indicated that the delinquent group felt emotionally distant from their families, over reliant on their peers, and saw little hope for their future.
The Journal of Early Adolescence, Vol. 4, No. 1,
41-46 (1984) This article has been cited by other articles:
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