Music bloggers panned it; Davis, in the book, mentions a review from Pitchfork that called the song "banal, a rehash of Jay-Z's 'On to the Next One' with an unnecessarily shrill Justice sample".
Rates of exposure (and gender differences in those rates) to assaultive violence are comparable to those reported in a large national multi-site juvenile justice sample (Wasserman & McReynolds, 2011).
Confirming the first hypothesis, this study revealed a disproportionate representation of racial/ethnic minority youth within this justice sample [ 54].
As an example of this multinational research Kassin and co-worker present reliability and validity data of the Mexican version that are studied in a school sample and a juvenile justice sample.
In a study of childhood maltreatment prevalence across public service sectors, 77.6% of youth from the juvenile justice sample (n = 229) had reported being maltreated, with 57.3% having experienced multiple forms of maltreatment (Miller, Green, Fettes, & Aarons, 2011).
Thus, the general pattern of findings for inhalant abuse criteria was similar for inhalant users in the current study and Ridenour et al.'s study of community-based inhalant users, but prevalence rates were notably higher among youth in this juvenile justice sample.
We evaluated criterion validity of the Spanish AIDA in Mexico by comparing the scores of the school sample to a "clinical sample" recruited from the juvenile justice system sample.
To evaluate aspects of criterion validity, we assessed a juvenile justice system sample (i.e. "conflict sample") in which a higher frequency of psychopathological traits and identity diffusion was assumed.
We evaluated aspects of criterion validity in a juvenile justice system sample (N = 41) of adolescent boys in conflict with the law who displayed various types of behavioral problems by comparing the AIDA scores of a subgroup with signs for borderline pathology (N = 14) with the scores obtained in the student sample using T-tests.
In contrast to the broader adolescent literature which found the greatest levels of use among AIAN and Hispanic youth [ 18- 20], these findings are consistent with other literature sampling justice involved youth [e.g., [ 14]].
