There are three sets of dynamic concepts that are important to the life-course perspective. Explain each of these concepts
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The three sets of dynamics are activation, aggravation, and desistance.
Activation refers to factors that stimulate delinquent behaviors.
Possible activation factors include acceleration, stabilization, and diversification.
The second dynamic process is aggravation.
This refers to the existence of a developmental sequence of activities that escalates, or increases in seriousness over time.
The third dynamic is desistance.
This refers to the slowing down in the frequency of offending or a reduction in its seriousness or variety.
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