Understanding Youth Crime

This book includes research that looks at rationales for youth crime. Primarily looking at the family structure and how the varieties can influence our social entities as youngsters and how this can later build up to criminal profiles and characteristics. The first section looks at how to perform research within a social science subject. The second section looks at how the research is undertaken through a secondary means and how you can cross examine results and produce vital findings from it. The third section is getting into primary research with the help of secondary research and placement within areas that youth are most prolific in, their educational environments. Finally, the last and fourth element looks at a dissertation that helps conclude and mix in the social environment of youths with problematic family environments that are known to create versatile surroundings and can be known to produce toxic or criminal foundations.