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Table 1.

The impact of a conviction between ages 19–26 (time 2) for offspring with no previous convictions on level of self-reported offending between ages 27–32 (time 3) while controlling for the level of self- reported offending between ages 15–18 (time 1) and the interaction with parental conviction (up to offspring’s 15th birthday).

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Fig 1.

Interaction effect of parental conviction and offspring conviction on self-reported offending.

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Table 2.

Interaction effect of parental conviction and offspring conviction on self-reported offending.

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Table 3.

Regression models adjusting for serious offending, son’s impulsive behavior, and socioeconomic status.

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Table 4.

Regression models adjusting for parenting risk factors and all predictors together.

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