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EARLY BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL, JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, AND ADULT INCARCERATION: A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF PATHWAYS TO CRIMEAMONG A TEN-YEAR BIRTH COHORT IN LOUISIANA
A Dissertation
Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the
Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College
in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree ofDoctor of Philosophy
inThe School of Social Work
byXian Guan
B.E., Yancheng Institute of Technology, China, 2001J.M., Sichuan University, China, 2006
December 2012
iACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It has been five years since I started this program in Social Work at LSU. During this period, I was exposed to many live projects and evaluations in school, and I became a data- driven person. Also, I am stronger and more responsible than ever before, because I became a proud mom during this period. I would like to appreciate each individual who witnessed my struggle and happiness during this journey. First, a special thank you goes to my advisor and mentor, Dr. Page. Without your support and hard work, I could not imagine that this dissertation would possibly be finished. From the first semester to this last stage, your professional guidance led me from being an outlier in social work to someone who has finally identified her own strength for a future career. Beyond being an advisor, you are an excellent model for a researcher and an educator. I would like to thank my chair, Dr. Guin. You gave me the opportunities to work on valuable data resources for this dissertation study, as well as other research and grants. Also, your care for my personal wellbeing helped me to bond as part of the OSSRD. Thank you my dear committee members, Dr. Maccio and Dr. Allen, for your effort and time to work on my dissertation and your endless support in the last five years. Your expertise helped me to fill the holes and gaps in this study. I also want to appreciate Dr. Lemieux, Dr. Mohan, and other faculty and staff members in our school. Many thanks extend to my dearest colleagues in the OSSRD, especially to two great ladies in my cohort, Judith Rhodes and Tara DeJohn. I have to say you are part of my life for too many reasons. I still remember all the precious moments with you: having tea in the seminar class, group study for the finals, and celebrations of many life events together. I also want to appreciate other colleagues that work with me in the OSSRD, Sam Robison, Johanna Thomas, ii Siobhan Pietruszkiewicz, and the rest of you. I have enjoyed the experience of working with you all! My secret strength comes from my familymy beloved son, Andy; my husband, Yanjun; and my parents. Your priceless love, support, and understanding help me go through all the toughness in life. The joy of being together with you makes me a person who would never ask for more. To my extended Gquotesdbs_dbs19.pdfusesText_25[PDF] jwt future 100: 2020
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