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November 1, 2025Journal of Contemporary Criminal JusticeOpen Access

The Role of Self-Control in Offline and Online Juvenile Delinquency: Insights From Czech Adolescents in the ISRD-4 Study

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TVTereza VlčkováJBJiri Burianek

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Overview

Analysis shows gender and self-control significantly influence delinquent behaviors in students, indicating targeted interventions are needed.

Key Points

  • Self-control significantly affects the likelihood of juvenile delinquency, particularly offline behaviors.
  • Logistic regression analysis revealed gender differences, with boys more prone to offline and online delinquency.
  • Study involved 2,115 students from 8th and 9th grades in Czech schools, surveyed in spring 2023.
  • Findings suggest that distinct interventions are needed for addressing traditional versus cyber delinquent behaviors.

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Vlčková et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6925435ec0ce034ddc3580b1https://doi.org/10.1177/10439862251384820
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