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Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.
A) Examines the changes and influences across a person's lifetime that may contribute to the formation of antisocial and criminal behavior
B) The overall number of criminal offenses that go undetected or are unknown by law enforcement agencies
C) The attitudes, beliefs, values, and thoughts that a person holds about the social environment, interrelations, human nature, and themselves
D) A graphic representation of a theory or a concept, designed to enhance its understanding
E) Behaviors forbidden only to juveniles because of their age
F) Contends that a deficit of self-regulation is the key factor in explaining crime and delinquency
G) The percentage of crime known to police per 100,000 population
H) Views human beings as born neutral and subject to developmental changes throughout the life course
I) Probes the situational or environmental factors that are most conducive to criminal action
J) Serious habitual actions that violate personal rights, laws, and/or widely held social norms
1. Dark figure
2. Crime rate
3. Cognitions
4. Model
5. Learning perspective
6. Sociological criminology
7. Developmental approach
8. Status offenses
9. Antisocial behavior
10. Self-control theory

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