The term ________ refers to an increase in the frequency and severity of an individual's offenses an important dimension of delinquency.
A) chronic offending B) escalation of offenses
C) hidden delinquency D) age of onset
Question 2
Which of the following researchers contributed an important life-course orientation in their analysis of the gang behavior of Rochester youths as they aged into their young adult years?
A) Marvin D. Krohn and colleagues B) Finn-Aage Esbensen and colleagues
C) J. Hodgkinson and colleagues D) Terence Thornberry and colleagues
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