Andrews (1989) found that having associates who have criminal tendencies or who are antisocial in nature indicate an increased risk of crime.

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Andrews' research supports the principle that associating with peers who exhibit criminal or antisocial behavior increases an individual's risk of engaging in crime themselves, aligning with the broader criminological understanding of peer influence on behavior.

Andrews (1989) Found That Having Associates Who Have Criminal Tendencies