Chesney-Lind argued that analysis of the data indicated that changes in arrests of girls for certain violent offences reflected changes in the policing of girls' aggression (including the arrest of girls for minor forms of family violence) rather than actual changes in their ______.

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Chesney-Lind's argument suggests that the increase in arrests was due to changes in how girls' aggression was policed, not because there was an actual change in their behavior.

Chesney-Lind Argued That Analysis of the Data Indicated That Changes