ESRI study: anti-social behaviour rises among girls, stable for boys over decade

A new ESRI study reports that anti-social behaviour among girls has increased over the past decade, while remaining broadly stable for boys. The finding signals a notable shift in youth behaviour patterns, though the study's methodology and underlying causes are not detailed. This matters for policy planning in youth justice and social services.

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