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THE ETIOLOGY OF INTELLIGENCE ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY USING A LOGISTIC REGRESSION

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The present study disentangled the genuine effect of verbal IQ as well as each of the control variables (age, gender, and race) on juvenile delinquency. A final sample size of 422, 10- to 12-year-old youths from the Children of the National Survey of Youth 79 secondary data were used. We employed a logistic regression analysis, reporting that the main independent variable, IQ, and two of the three control variables (gender and race) were predictive of juvenile delinquency. The current study took on great importance because it further extended our knowledge of the biological theory which

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The present study disentangled the genuine effect of verbal IQ as well as each of the control variables (age, gender, and race) on juvenile delinquency. A final sample size of 422, 10- to 12-year-old youths from the Children of the National Survey of Youth 79 secondary data were used. We employed a logistic regression analysis, reporting that the main independent variable, IQ, and two of the three control variables (gender and race) were predictive of juvenile delinquency. The current study took on great importance because it further extended our knowledge of the biological theory which

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