Not done Sir, but doing.

Plenty is doing.

"Hirschi [et al.] were correct that a general tendency towards deviance could explain the positive correlations between different deviant behaviors.... Nevertheless, a latent variable of 'general deviance' falls far short of explaining all the reliable and stable variance of the separate behaviors (criminality, alcohol use, marijuana use, other illicit drug use, dangerous driving).... [For example] marijuana use during the high school senior years had significant impact on use of other illicit drugs one or two years later."

D.W.OSGOOD et al., 1988, 'The generality of deviance in late adolescence and early adulthood'. American Sociological Review 53.

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