In neighborhoods where collective efficacy is high, children are less likely to become involved with deviant peers and engage in problem behaviors.

Question

In neighborhoods where collective efficacy is high, children are less likely to become involved with deviant peers and  engage in problem behaviors.

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Collective efficacy, which refers to the shared belief in a community's ability to act together for the common good, often leads to a supportive environment that discourages involvement with deviant peers and reduces the likelihood of engaging in problem behaviors among children.

In Neighborhoods Where Collective Efficacy Is High, Children Are Less