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    The document discusses the influence of a child's environment after their early informative years. The environment can expose a child to crime daily or be a safe place where crime is unusual. As children grow up, the negative influences of their surroundings can be adopted in many ways, such as associating with criminals, addiction, fear, imitation of selfishness and violence, or exposure to crime-inducing situations.

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    The document discusses the influence of a child's environment after their early informative years. The environment can expose a child to crime daily or be a safe place where crime is unusual. As children grow up, the negative influences of their surroundings can be adopted in many ways, such as associating with criminals, addiction, fear, imitation of selfishness and violence, or exposure to crime-inducing situations.

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    ENVIRONMENT

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    Jilaida Mae Luna Montes
    The document discusses the influence of a child's environment after their early informative years. The environment can expose a child to crime daily or be a safe place where crime is unusual. As children grow up, the negative influences of their surroundings can be adopted in many ways, such as associating with criminals, addiction, fear, imitation of selfishness and violence, or exposure to crime-inducing situations.

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    ENVIRONMENT
    R
     It is where the child exposed to after his first highly I
    informative years.
     It may be a place where crime is a day-to-day event M
    or a haven where the existence of crime is an
    unusual occurrence.
    S
     The negative influence that can be exerted by a O
    place to a minors can be adopted in so many ways
    as they grow up. C
    5
    C
    THE POSSIBLE INFLUENCES OF THE
    ENVIRONMENT TO THE CHILD: R
    I
     associations with criminal groups
     alcoholism and drug addiction
    M
     impulse of fear S
     crime inducing situation that caused
    criminalistics tendencies O
     imitated instinct like selfishness, violence C
    and anti-social wishes
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