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Childhood abuse, adolescent legal cynicism, and early adult criminal justice involvement: A five-wave longitudinal analysis of timing, typology, and cumulative exposure
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Childhood abuse has been identified as a significant risk factor for criminal justice involvement in early adulthood. However, limited research has examined how the timing, typology, and cumulative exposure to childhood abuse are associated with this outcome. In addition, the relationship between childhood abuse and adolescent legal cynicism remains insufficiently understood.
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