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“Context Is to Data What Water Is to a Dolphin”*: Social-Historical Conditions, Criminal Histories, and Recidivism Across Five Prisoner Cohorts

open access: closedCrime & Delinquency
Understanding offending patterns over the life-course has been a key feature of criminological thought and scholarship since the discipline’s inception. Recent research has brought forth new thinking into how social-historical conditions may influence correlates of crime as well as offending patterns across different eras.
Alex R. Piquero, Matthew R. Durose
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Social Support as a Protective Factor for Alcohol Use Disorders: Results from a Nationally Representative Family History Study.

Alcohol and Alcoholism, 2022
AIMS The current study examined the buffering effect of social support on the relationship between family history and alcohol use disorder symptoms (AUDsx). METHODS The current study analyzes data from Waves 1 and 2 of the National Epidemiologic Survey
Christopher A. Jodis   +2 more
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