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Theories of Gang Involvement,including the major findings and themes, including “Lack of Family Consistency, Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Unity: Gangs as Replacement Family,” “No Other Option,” and “Death, Jail, or a Turnaround: Making the Decision to Disengage.”

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Lack of Family Consistency: Relating Attachment Theory with Gang Involvement,me, Lack of Consistency (De Vito, Qualitative Social Work 19:754–769, 2020), as they talked about the lack of consistency in their lives, which was sometimes a factor in their decision to join a gang.

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,“Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Unity:” Gang as Replacement Family,a replacement for their family of origin or an extension of their family, if their family members were already involved in a gang. They described being in a gang as a brotherhood or a sisterhood. They felt a unity with their gang members.

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A Piece About Trauma-Informed Practice, a trauma-informed approach, assessing school culture and climate, co-regulation, using a culturally responsive trauma-informed approach, responding to behavior with curiosity, recognizing ACEs prevalence and signs, bolstering resilience, and doing?trauma and ACEs screening.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27048-2seling, case management, and collaboration with outside agencies. Another valuable task can be assisting with gang prevention. Gangs remain a widespread problem in the world today, including in the school environment. One in twelve youth report gang membership while being a teenager (Howell JC, .. U

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Christiane Devaux,Mohamed El Ayeb model of gang involvement, social disorganization theory, multiple marginalization theory, strain theory, social learning theory, systems theory, social control theory, and self-control theory. Attachment theory is another theory that can be used to explain the drive toward gang membership. The stu