Theories and Research Presented InChapter 14 Suggest That the School

Theories and research presented inChapter 14 suggest that the school is of primary importance in socializing young people and is an important determinant of delinquency.What are the two impacts that schools have on delinquency?

A) Regular attendance in school can increase delinquency if it leads to greater delinquent contacts and lessons learned through this group can increase delinquency.
B) Failure in school will undermine future job success and a young person's experience at school,if negative,can impact daily life and increase delinquency.
C) Family members who do not support schooling can undermine attendance and this,combined with low intelligence,can lead to delinquency.
D) Delinquent youth are placed in the same classes to segregate them from others and this,along with the neighbourhood the school is in,can impact crime rates.