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Eysenck's theory of crime revisited: Factors or primary scales?
Stephen Z. Levine
, Chris J. Jackson
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Self-reported Delinquency
100%
Eysenck Theory
100%
Criminal Law Theory
100%
Socialization
75%
Eysenck
75%
Criminality
50%
Psychoticism
50%
EPQ-R
50%
Delinquency
50%
Behavioral Intervention
25%
Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)
25%
Concurrent Validity
25%
Neuroticism
25%
Self-report Study
25%
Disrespect
25%
Multiple Entry
25%
Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
25%
Need for Stimulation
25%
Psychology
Eysenck
100%
Delinquency
100%
Socialization
50%
Psychoticism
33%
Behavioral Intervention
16%
Self-Report
16%
Concurrent Validity
16%
Neuroticism
16%
Personality Questionnaire
16%