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연구논문 : 생태체계적 접근을 통한 비행의 성차 연구

임하늘 ( Ha Neul Yim ) 최재용 ( Jae Yong Choi ) 이윤호 ( Yoon Ho Lee ) 2015년

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  • ecologicalsystem
  • juvenile delinquency
  • kcyps
  • sex difference
  • the neighborhood effect
  • 비행
  • 생태체계이론
  • 성차
  • 지역사회효과
  • 청소년 패널조사
  • 한국아동
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