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advancesinsocialwork-2125	Haffejee, Badiah; Yoder, Jamie Rae; Bender, Kimberly	Changes in Illegal Behavior During Emerging Adulthood	2013	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8569	464	50	The sample demonstrated varying levels of illegal behavior; approximately 38% of the sample indicated they had always been abstaining, 38% of the sample indicated they were desisters (had once participated in illegal behaviors but had stopped) and 24% of the sample indicated they were persisters (continued to participate in illegal behaviors). So, while previously emerging adulthood referred to a tapering off of illegal behavior, more recently, emerging adulthood has been recognized as a vulnerable period during which youth often extend their criminal or delinquent activity (Arnett, 2004, 2005; Tucker et al., 2005) and continue to engage in substance use behaviors such as marijuana use, smoking, and binge drinking (Tucker et al., 2005).	cache/advancesinsocialwork-2125.pdf	txt/advancesinsocialwork-2125.txt