Research by Sampson and Laub, Warr, and others shows that the lowered rate of offending following the adolescent and young adult years is the result of increases in social bonds and reductions in association with deviant peers.

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Research by Sampson and Laub, as well as Warr, supports the idea that as individuals age, they tend to form stronger social bonds and reduce associations with deviant peers, leading to a decrease in offending behavior.

Research by Sampson and Laub, Warr, and Others Shows That