PERSONALITY TRAITS AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: HOW PERSONALITY INFLUENCES CRIMINAL ACTIVITY (A CRITICAL ANALYSIS)

Abstract

Juvenile crime is one of the most exciting and potent areas of research in behavioral sciences and became a concentrate of many sociologists and sociable scientists. Delinquency is a state of deportment disarrangement in the adolescent. The canvass of puerile delinquency gives study to seniority run, noble disclosure and the unbrokenness and course of antisocial behavior. These are directly or secondarily character by several historic stretches, terminate, vary in society and kindred. The coincident muse distends to have an exact analysis of role of individuality traits (OCEAN and PEN Models) in Juvenile delinquency and criminal behavior and to bound whether such factors are predictive of future recidivism. Despite nice legal frame composition, the juvenile thief offenses endure alarming and this study aims at contributing to the existing literature to understand how celebrity prestige criminal activity.