Question

Co-offending is defined as: the tendency for youths to commit 2 or more delinquent acts rather that a single act the tendency for youths to use drugs or alcohol when they commit delinquent acts the tendency to commit delinquent acts in small groups rather than alone the tendency for youths to commit delinquent acts when with older youths

Answer 1

Answer:

the tendency to commit delinquent acts in small groups rather than alone

Explanation:

In simple words, The conduct of a criminal by even more than a individual is known as co-offending. It's commonly referred to as "group crime," although the phrase is deceptive because the great proportion of co-offenses are perpetrated just by two people. Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct statement is third option.