一、中文書目
丁榮轟(2005)。我國重刑化假釋政策與假釋出獄人再犯歷程之研究。犯罪與刑事司法研究，5，143-189。
丁愛鈺(2013)。金融事業人員教養國小子女態度對其親子關係影響之研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立文化大學，臺北市。
王保進(2006)。英文視窗版 SPSS 與行為科學研究(第三版)。臺北市：心理出版社股份有限公司。
王保進(2006)。多變量分析:套裝程式與資料分析(初版)。臺北市：心理出版社股份有限公司。
石玉華(2011)。慢性犯罪者及其犯罪特徵之探討(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學大學，臺北市。
林佳璋 (2007)。受監禁男性海洛因濫用者生活型態影響因素及其犯罪經驗之研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
何明晃. (2006)。非行少年之人格特質-父母管教態度與其逃家行為之相關研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立文化大學，臺北市。
李國隆(2013)。中止犯、持續犯與一般青少年生命歷程及其再犯影響因素之研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
李明謹(2018)。成年假釋人犯罪生涯及其影響因素之縱貫性研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
邱慶華、龔心怡 (2015)。社會連結、低自我控制與非行少年偏差行為之研究-以臺灣地區少年矯治機構為例。 彰化師大教育學報，27，69-100。
吳奕嫺(2012)。家庭與青少年偏差行為之研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
周愫嫻(2001)。愛上學的孩子，不會變壞嗎？論學校因素與青少年偏差行為之關係。應用心理研究，11，93-115。
涂靜宜(1999)。台北市自願中途輟學國中少年生活型態相關因素之探討(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中國文化大學，臺北市。
翁國峰(2008)。非行同儕-負向情緒與效能影響少年偏差行為發展之研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中正大學，嘉義縣。
張麗鵑(2003)。媒體閱聽、同儕關係與少年偏差行為相關性之研究-以南投地區為例。犯罪學期刊，6(2)，217-250。
許春金(1996)。青少年犯罪原因論。臺北市：五南圖書公司。
許春金、馬傳鎮等(1997)。少年偏差行早年預測之研究(第一年研究報告)。行政院青年輔導委員委託之專題研究成果報告(系統編號：PC8506-1301；ISBN：9570240202)。臺北市：行政院青年輔導委員會。
許春金、馬傳鎮等(1998)。少年偏差行早年預測之研究(第二年研究報告)。行政院青年輔導委員委託之專題研究成果報告(系統編號：PC8506-1301；ISBN：9789570212105)。臺北市：行政院青年輔導委員會。
許春金、馬傳鎮等(1999)。少年偏差行早年預測之研究(第三年研究報告)。行政院青年輔導委員委託之專題研究成果報告(系統編號：PC8704-1300；ISBN：9889570095937)。臺北市：行政院青年輔導委員會。
許春金(2007)。犯罪學(第五版)。臺北市：三民書局。
許春金、陳玉書等(2007)。犯罪青少年中止犯罪影響因素之追蹤調查研究。內政部警政署刑事警察局委託之專題研究成果報告(系統編號：PG9608-0060；計畫編號：96NI22)。臺北市：內政部警政署刑事警察局。
許春金、陳玉書等(2007)。犯罪少年持續犯罪與中止犯罪歷程之研究。行政院國家科學委員會委託之專題研究成果報告(系統編號：PF9709-0548；計畫編號：NSC97-2410-H-305-035-MY2)。臺北市：行政院國家科學委員會。
許春金(2007)。慢性犯罪者與犯罪理論。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，8，1-21。
許春金(2008)。犯罪預防與犯罪分析。臺北市：三民書局。
許春金、曾雅芬、陳玉書(2007)。犯罪青少年十年犯罪變化之追蹤研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，9，69-107。
許春金、陳玉書、洪千涵(2009)。犯罪青少年中止犯罪歷程及影響因素之研究。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，10，43-91。
許春金(2010)。人本犯罪學-控制理論與修復式正義(第二版)。臺北市：三民書局。
許春金、陳玉書、賴擁連(2012)。形塑青少年中止犯與持續犯原因之縱貫性研究:整合型控制理論觀點。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，15，35-65。
許春金、洪千涵(2012)。犯罪青少年持續犯罪歷程及影響因素之研究。刑事政策與犯罪研究論文集，15，183-212。
許春金、吳奕嫺、莊宜佳、陳玉書(2018)。家庭、機會與青少年偏差行為。青少年犯罪防治研究期刊，9(2)，57-117。
許淑華(2001)。性別、自我控制與機會對少年犯罪與偏差行為之影響：犯罪共通性理論之驗證(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
許詩潔(2012)。生活壓力、社會支持對犯罪人社會復歸影響之研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
連鴻榮(2017)。持續犯犯罪成因及其矯正處遇對策之研究(未出版之博士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
連鴻榮、劉士誠 、謝文彥、林健陽、陳玉書(2018)。假釋受刑人持續與中止犯罪之縱貫研究：非正式社會控制與情境選擇的影響。矯正，7(1)，3-30。
曾幼涵(2001)。解析青少年犯罪率高峰之現象:低自我控制與成熟代溝之再議(未出版之碩士論文)。國立政治大學，臺北市。
楊士隆、鄧煌發 (1996)。一般性犯罪理論犯罪多樣化概念之驗證: 以各類型犯罪人在監負向行為之分析為例。犯罪學期刊，2，49-77。
楊士隆(2001)。少年犯罪生涯與常習犯罪研究之發展與啟示。犯罪問題研究新知，1，1-8。
溫淑盈(2004)。家庭結構、功能、自我控制與兒童問題行為之縱貫性研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學，臺北市。
陳曉進(2007)。生命歷程理論：個體犯罪行為的持續和變遷。犯罪與刑事司法研究，9，85-111。
陳玉書、張聖照、林學銘(2009)。假釋再犯預測因子分析與參考指標之建構。中央警察大學犯罪防治學報，10，149-187。
陳玉書、李明謹、黃家珍、連鴻榮(2010)。成年再犯影響因素之追蹤研究。執法新知論衡，6(2)，81-114。
陳玉書(2013)。再犯特性與風險因子之研究：以成年假釋人為例。刑事政策與犯罪研究論文集，1-26。
陳振盛、李麗雲(2014)。青少年偏差行為與家庭。社區發展季刊，146，171-183。
程景琳、陳虹仰(2015)。父親及母親心理控制行為與子女同儕受害的關聯: 社交焦慮的中介影響。教育心理學報，46(3)，357-375。
黃美月(2004)。終生持續型犯罪者、青少年限期型犯罪者和一般青少年在同理心上的差異(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺灣大學，臺北市。
黃曉芬(2006)。終止犯罪之研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學，臺北市。
黃婉琳(2009)。女性犯罪者中止犯罪之研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學，臺北市。
曾雅芬(2008)。犯罪變化之縱貫性研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
詹可筠(2013)。從生命歷程觀點探討毒品犯之再犯危險因子-以法務部矯政署臺北監獄與桃園女子監獄為例(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
莊耀嘉(1996a)。犯罪的心理成因: 自我控制或社會控制。國科會研究彙刊：人文及社會科學，3，235-257。
莊耀嘉(1996b)。兒童品性異常的成因: 低自制力與不良休閒活動。犯罪學期刊，2，125-150。
劉怡欣(2011)。生命轉彎的地方-成功終止犯罪者之歷程(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學，臺北市。
劉士誠(2014)。假釋受刑人持續與中止犯罪之縱貫研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
蔡宏瑀(2011)。慢性犯罪者之研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立臺北大學，臺北市。
蔡德輝、楊士隆(2010)。少年犯罪-理論與實務(第五版)。臺北市，五南出版社。
鄭凱寶(2008)。壓力與犯罪行為之縱貫性研究(未出版之碩士論文)。國立中央警察大學，桃園市。
熊謀林、江立華、陳樹嬌(2013)。生命週期研究：性別、年齡與犯罪。青少年犯罪問題，1，75-82。
譚子文及張楓明(2013)。依附關係、低自我控制及接觸偏差同儕與青少年偏差行為關係之研究。當代教育研究季刊，21(4)，81-120。
譚子文、董旭英、張博文(2015)。依附、參與、抱負、信念與青少年學業適應問題關係之研究-社會控制理論的再檢視。青少年犯罪防治研究期刊， 7(1)，91-139。
二、英文書目
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