Warr found that kids who are attached to their parents and spend their weekends at home report higher amounts of criminal motivation than those kids who spend little time with their parents.

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Warr's research actually suggests the opposite: kids who are not attached to their parents and spend less time at home are more likely to report higher amounts of criminal motivation than those who are closely attached to their parents and spend more time at home.

Warr Found That Kids Who Are Attached to Their Parents