Moffitt argues that adolescent-limited delinquents eventually desist from delinquency as a result of which of the following?

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Moffitt argues that adolescent-limited delinquents eventually desist from delinquency as a result of both shifting reinforcement contingencies and the increased availability of prosocial adult roles. Additionally, human agency (the ability to make choices and exercise control over one's behavior) also plays a role in desistance. Therefore, choice D is the best answer.

Moffitt Argues That Adolescent-Limited Delinquents Eventually Desist from Delinquency as a Result