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The 12 pages that link to Juvenile delinquency, each with the reason it gives.

• Penny dreadfulRelated: Critics blamed sensational reading for encouraging crime among young people, though causal claims were disputed.

• Criminal responsibilityCompared with: Youth justice systems distinguish juvenile accountability from adult criminal responsibility.

• SubcultureRelated: Early subculture theories often explained delinquent youth groups through shared norms.

• Labeling theoryRelated: School and justice-system labels can shape young people’s later identities and opportunities.

• Peer groupRelated: Peer associations can influence opportunities and norms related to offending.

• Seduction of the InnocentRelated: The book linked comic-book reading to a growing public concern about youth crime.

• Fredric WerthamRelated: Wertham connected comic-book reading to a central social concern of postwar America.

• Age of criminal responsibilityRelated: The threshold determines which cases can be treated as criminal offenses rather than misbehavior.

• Ernest BurgessRelated: Burgess’s Chicago research addressed delinquency in relation to neighborhood and community conditions.

• A Brighter Summer DayRelated: The film frames its teenage characters’ violence as both personal and social.

• S. E. HintonRelated: Hinton portrays teenage violence as entangled with loyalty, poverty, and limited choices.

• Anton MakarenkoRelated: His work addressed young people labeled delinquent or difficult to place in conventional schools.