An offender who follows the most common delinquent trajectory in which antisocial behavior peaks in adolescence and then diminishes is called a/an _____

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The term "adolescent-limited" refers to offenders who engage in antisocial behavior primarily during adolescence and then desist as they mature into adulthood. This is the most common delinquent trajectory, according to research. The other answer choices are not accurate descriptions of this type of offender.

An Offender Who Follows the Most Common Delinquent Trajectory in Which