Strain, Negative Emotional Affect, and the Criminal Adaptations of Women

Strain, Negative Emotional Affect, and the Criminal Adaptations of Women

183 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549335269
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The results reveal that exposure to a greater number of strains increases the likelihood of criminal behavior. They also reveal that race and ethnicity conditions the mediating effects of anger and negative emotions. The results are discussed in light of General Strain Theory and its importance for studying crime among women.

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