“…I 3 theory, Slotter & Finkel, 2011 ). Problems with inhibitory control were found in samples characterized by aggressive behavior, such as violent male adult offenders (Meijers, Harte, Meynen, & Cuijpers, 2017 ) and juvenile offenders (Chen, Chiou, & Ko, 2019 ; Zhang, Wang, Liu, Song, & Yang, 2017 ). Development of inhibitory control during adolescence is driven by changes in relevant brain networks (Blakemore & Robbins, 2012 ; Casey & Caudle, 2013 ; Constantinidis & Luna, 2019 ), for example, maturation of the prefrontal cortex, a key brain region involved in inhibition.…”