According to Moffitt, an offender whose antisocial behavior is limited to the teenage years is a(n) offender.

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Moffitt's theory distinguishes between adolescence-limited offenders, who exhibit antisocial behavior primarily during their teenage years, and life-course-persistent offenders, who continue such behavior into adulthood. Adolescence-limited offenders are typically influenced by peer pressure and their behavior does not persist into later life stages.

According to Moffitt, an Offender Whose Antisocial Behavior Is Limited