Parental criminality and children’s family-life trajectories: Findings for a mid-20th century cohort

Huschek, Doreen; Bijleveld, Catrien

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“…The NSCR Transfive study, also in the Netherlands, started with a group of 198 high-risk working-class boys born in 1899 (G2) (Huschek & Bijleveld, 2015). Conviction data were obtained for their children (G3), grandchildren (G4) and great-grandchildren (G5).…”

Section: Findings Parental Imprisonment and Intergenerational Crime A...mentioning

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Effects of Parental Incarceration on Children: Lessons from International Research

Besemer

Dennison

Bijleveld

et al. 2019

Handbook on Children With Incarcerated Parents

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Section: Findings Parental Imprisonment and Intergenerational Crime A...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of Parental Incarceration on Children: Lessons from International Research

Besemer

Dennison

Bijleveld

et al. 2019

Handbook on Children With Incarcerated Parents

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“…13.2019. 1.1073-1091 Согласно многим исследованиям, ситуация в семье оказывает значительное влияние на склонность к совершению преступлений [1][2][3][4]. Большое количество работ посвящено влиянию родителей на криминальное поведение их детей, однако влияние сиблингов 1 изучено гораздо меньше.…”

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An Examination of Sibling Impact on Frequency and Type of Arrest Among Chronic Offenders

Abderhalden¹,

Evans²

2019

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To marry a thief? Crime type as a deterrent to cohabitation

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Objectives Using a vignette study, we investigated the relative attractiveness as cohabitation partners of five different types of offenders, male as well as female. Methods Respondents advised a hypothetical person whether he or she should start cohabiting with his or her partner who had offended once. Gender and type of offence were systematically varied. Results Our findings suggest that violent offenders are equally attractive as serious property offenders. Against expectation, perpetrators of relational violence are not rated as less attractive than other violent offenders, even if they are male, and also when females are the raters. Male violent offenders are rated as less attractive cohabitation partners than female violent offenders. Sex offenders are the least attractive cohabitation partners, particularly those who had offended against a child. Conclusions Crime type matters: sex offending impacted consistently negatively on cohabitation advice. This effect may be partly due to the fact that many regard sex offenders as incurable and 'deviant.' Violent offending did not elicit markedly negative advice. Perhaps it was considered less of a risk because of the message in the vignette that the prospective cohabitants had a good relationship. It may also be that many young people have been in a fight or have slapped someone in their lives, and, therefore, downplay the seriousness of this offence.

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Parental criminality and children’s family-life trajectories: Findings for a mid-20th century cohort

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Cited by 6 publications

References 45 publications

Effects of Parental Incarceration on Children: Lessons from International Research

Effects of Parental Incarceration on Children: Lessons from International Research

An Examination of Sibling Impact on Frequency and Type of Arrest Among Chronic Offenders

To marry a thief? Crime type as a deterrent to cohabitation

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