Unlike life-course persistent offenders, adolescence-limited offenders stop offending when they become adults because their offending is rooted in ___________________ associated with adolescence.

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Adolescence-limited offenders typically stop offending when they become adults due to both biological and social changes associated with adolescence, such as hormonal changes, peer influences, and the search for identity.

Unlike Life-Course Persistent Offenders, Adolescence-Limited Offenders Stop Offending When They