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    Juvenile delinquency can be influenced by several family, social, and environmental factors. These include dysfunctional family relationships, low socioeconomic status, association with delinquent peers, a poor school climate, mental health issues, substance abuse, exposure to violence, and sociological views that are supportive of crime. Children from troubled families, in poverty, or experiencing abuse are more likely to engage in delinquent acts themselves.

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    Juvenile delinquency can be influenced by several family, social, and environmental factors. These include dysfunctional family relationships, low socioeconomic status, association with delinquent peers, a poor school climate, mental health issues, substance abuse, exposure to violence, and sociological views that are supportive of crime. Children from troubled families, in poverty, or experiencing abuse are more likely to engage in delinquent acts themselves.

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    EFFECTS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

    1. Families: Children's delinquent behavior can be influenced by parental neglect, abuse, and
    dysfunctional family relationships.

    2. Socioeconomic status: Studies have indicated that youth from households with poor incomes are
    more likely to become delinquent.

    3. Influence of peer groups: Children who hang out with peers who are delinquent are more likely to
    participate in delinquent conduct themselves.

    4. School environment: Juvenile delinquency can be worsened by a poor school climate, which includes
    poor educational achievement, tardiness, and dropping out from school.

    5. Mental health: Delinquent conduct is closely related to mental health conditions as anxiety, mood
    disorders, and ADHD

    6. Abuse of substances: Abuse of substances, such as alcohol and drugs, can lead to criminal behavior.

    7. Violence exposure: Children who experience assault in their own households or communities are
    more prone to act in a delinquent manner.

    8. sociological views toward violent behavior, criminal activity, and penalty may also contribute to
    adolescent delinquency. These are cultural and sociological influences.

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