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    “Feeling like Rapunzel, you know?”: A narrative inquiry of youth, boredom, and deviance 

    Gutierrez Cadavid, Carolina (2021-08-01)
    In a late modern society, the presence of placelessness and meaninglessness can be overwhelming to individuals, especially youth. Jock Young’s theory of human behavior suggests that individuals engage in crime to rid ...
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    Exploring the interactional theory: a theoretical exploration of the dark web’s impact on delinquent behaviour 

    Magnante, Michael (2021-08-01)
    Throughout the years, modern issues of delinquent behaviour have evolved and shifted from the advancements of technology and the development of the virtual world. Despite the possibility for this connection, research has ...

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