1)What transitions or trajectories have you seen in your life, or someone you know that support Sampson and laub's developmental model? 2

Ans: As per Sampson and laub's development model, the same factors affect people's inclination for crime at different times in their lives. They explain the correlation between adolescent crime and adult crime. This theory is also given emphasis on social influences on crime, such as family and employment.

Ans 1: I will share example of my own brother whom i have seen very closely. From the very childhood, he was quite free, roam here and there, did not give much attention on studies, very aggressive, lacking in listening ability. In the starting years he was lacking in patience, always reacts to our father, neighbors. Now after 25 years, he is having almost the same behavior, very aggressive, does not have patience, react very sharply and at times fight with other. he is married now, although bit of patience has developed but this case is exactly as per theory of Samson and Laub's.

Q: 2. What events encourage offending or inhibited it?

Ans: To inhibit high self-control is required

- Ability to work hard and delay gratification

- Inhibited by potential consequences of action

- Long term orientation

- Avoid temptation to opportunities to commit crime

Events that encourage----

- Short term orientation

- Failure to consider future repercussions

-Handwork and efforts avoidance approach

- Impulsiveness and risk taking