Research explores how mental health and social support influence criminal behavior in adolescents, suggesting interaction effects are significant.
This study examines the relationship between mental health and social support among adolescents, with a particular focus on their influence on tendencies towar d criminal behavior. It is hypothesized that both mental health and social support exert significant effects on adolescent behavioral outcomes, and that their interaction plays a critical role in determining the likelihood of criminal involvement. The research sample comprised 200 adolescents aged 16–24 years
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