Pathways to women's crime: Differences among women convicted of drug, violence and fraud offenses
M Shechory, G Perry, M Addad - The Journal of Social Psychology, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
M Shechory, G Perry, M Addad
The Journal of Social Psychology, 2011•Taylor & FrancisThe current study was conducted on 60 Israeli female inmates. Our aim was to examine the
differences among women convicted for drug, violence, and fraud offenses by socio-
demographic variables and self-control and aggression levels. Results revealed that the
drug group was characterized by measures attributed to chronic delinquency, and the fraud
group was found to fit the pathway to low crime. At the same time, the violence group was
not characterized by any of these patterns. The findings were discussed in relation to their …
differences among women convicted for drug, violence, and fraud offenses by socio-
demographic variables and self-control and aggression levels. Results revealed that the
drug group was characterized by measures attributed to chronic delinquency, and the fraud
group was found to fit the pathway to low crime. At the same time, the violence group was
not characterized by any of these patterns. The findings were discussed in relation to their …
Abstract
The current study was conducted on 60 Israeli female inmates. Our aim was to examine the differences among women convicted for drug, violence, and fraud offenses by socio-demographic variables and self-control and aggression levels. Results revealed that the drug group was characterized by measures attributed to chronic delinquency, and the fraud group was found to fit the pathway to low crime. At the same time, the violence group was not characterized by any of these patterns. The findings were discussed in relation to their theoretical contribution and applicability.
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