According to self-control theory, level of self-control changes according to one's stages of development.

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Self-control theory, particularly as proposed by Gottfredson and Hirschi in their General Theory of Crime (1990), posits that an individual's level of self-control is established early in life, around ages 8-10, and remains relatively stable throughout the lifespan. Changes in behavior over time are attributed more to opportunities and circumstances than to changes in self-control.

According to Self-Control Theory, Level of Self-Control Changes According to One's