nt rapid change in a social setting can force youth into pro-delinquent leisure activities with peers, leading them to an acceptance and approval of delinquent behavior thus presenting the necessary infrastructure. However, the resources that juveniles acquire in family and public life may prevent youth from drifting into such pro-delinquent leisure activities and indirectly from delinquent behavior. Of course these behaviors with different social changes have to be proven firsthand and tested, but a division must be made as to whether these acts are simult
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