Searching for a developmental typology of @entity1314 and its relations to XXXX : a longitudinal study of an adjudicated @entity1 sample.

@entity1314 @entity1 @entity549 @entity10420
The search for an empirically based @entity1314 typology has regained the interest of researchers. To date, however, empirical inquiries have mainly been cross-sectional. In this study, an empirically based developmental typology of @entity1314 was identified using data from a prospective longitudinal study of a sample of @entity1 adjudicated during their adolescence and assessed on four occasions until midlife. Cluster analyses were performed on measures of disinhibition, @entity549 , and extraversion. Four developmental types of @entity1314 were identified. The first was characterized by average scores in the three traits in adolescence that decreased linearly until midlife (39%). The second type displayed very high scores in disinhibition and @entity549 in adolescence that decreased rapidly during early adulthood (24%). The third type was characterized by very high scores in disinhibition and @entity549 that remained stable until midlife, while extraversion was average during adolescence and then decreased rapidly until midlife (17%). The fourth type was characterized by high scores in disinhibition and @entity549 in adolescence that was followed by cycles of decreases and increases until midlife (20%). These four developmental types of @entity1314 seemed to be related to known @entity10420 trajectories.
