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李茂能（2006）。結構方程模式軟體Amos之簡介及其在測驗編製上之應用。台北：心理。
法務部（2009）。少年犯罪統計分析。台北：法務部。
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林朝夫(1995)。偏差行為輔導與個案研究。台北：心理。
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周愫嫻、曹立群（2007）。犯罪學理論及實證。台北：五南。
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