Self-conscious emotions are expected to be related to delinquency, as they guide moral
decision making. In the current study, two separate multilevel meta-analyses were …

This study examines the declining crime trend among Swedish adolescents between 1999
and 2017 using data from eight repeated cross‐sectional waves of a nationally …

Cybercrime research suggests that, analogous to traditional crime, victims are more likely to
be offenders. This overlap could be caused by shared risk factors, but it is unclear if these …

In einprägsamer Weise präsentiert das Lehrbuch die Grundlagen der Kriminologie (ua
Begriff und Geschichte, Hell-und Dunkelfeld der Kriminalität, Zusammenhänge mit Alter und …

In a field experiment, we use a novel method to test whether instilling a greater sense of
vividness of the future self motivates people to act in a more future‐oriented way and …

Situational Action Theory (SAT), a recently developed explanation of criminal conduct, is
becoming increasingly studied. Hitherto, however, nearly all tests of the theory and its …

Deterrence describes a process in which perceived risks and rewards influence offending
decisions, whereas deterrability refers to the capacity or inclination to engage in this …

Unter dem Begriff Übergangsmanagement ist in den letzten Jahren ein Erfolg
versprechendes Konzept zur sozialen und beruflichen Wiedereingliederung von (Ex) …

For situational action theory (SAT), morality is key to the definition of crime and the
explanation for why and how acts of crime happen: acts of crime are acts of moral rule …

ABSTRACT A theory that has started to receive increased empirical attention is Situational
Action Theory. This theory argues that an individual's morality is the central individual-level …