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The study of juvenile recidivism and its associated factors has been addressed for years around the world. There are successful models of risk factors that allow predicting and managing the risk of violence in juvenile delinquents, such as the Andrews and Bonta (2010) model. Other models have shown that the predictive validity of the assessment of the risk of violence can be significantly increased when considering protective factors. Such is the case of the SAPROF instrument, which when used in conjunction with the HCR-20 provides better case prediction and management (Neil, O'Rourke, Ferreira & Flynn, 2020). Although the eight-factor model of Andrews and Bonta (2010) has been studied in the prison population through the YLS / CMI (Cuervo, Villanueva & Prado-Gascó, 2017; McGrath & Thompson, 2012; Chu, Yu, Lee & Zeng, 2014; Grieger & Hosser, 2014), only studies in the population in freedom are known in Mexico (Vega Cauich, Chalé Cervantes, Euan Catzin & Cauich Sonda, 2018). And to date, no published study is known that seeks to determine the incremental validity of protective factors for the prediction of juvenile delinquency in a population of young Mexicans. |
