Term ID: T2938

Juvenile Protective Factors

/juvenile-protective-factors/
Individual, family, and community characteristics that reduce the likelihood of young people developing behavioral problems or engaging in risky activities.
Example: Strong family relationships, academic success, prosocial peer groups, and community engagement protecting youth from delinquency and substance abuse.

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Reference: Hawkins et al. (1992)