Cohort studies tend to show that ________.
A. delinquent careers are devoid of crime-free intervals
B. status offenders typically specialize more than delinquents
C. the later juveniles begin delinquent activity, the more likely they are to continue in crime
D. the incidence of arrest decelerates at age thirteen and is lowest at about age seventeen
Answer:B
Cohort studies tend to show that ________.
A. delinquent careers are devoid of crime-free intervals B. status offenders typically specialize more than delinquents C. the later juveniles begin delinquent activity, the more likely they are to continue in crime D. the incidence of arrest decelerates at age thirteen and is lowest at about age seventeen