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Zagar, R. J., Busch, K. G., Hughes, J. R., & Arbit, J. (2009) Comparing early and late twentieth-century Boston and Chicago male juvenile offenders: what changed? Psychological Reports, 104, 185–198. In Table 1, page 190, for all χ2 comparisons, df = 2; these are comparisons of the Chicago 1909–1915 and Chicago 1980–1988 groups for all variables but gang membership, for which there were no early data from Chicago; so the Boston 1917–1922 data were compared to Chicago 1980–1988. Only statistically significant values of comparison statistics are shown. Zagar, R. J., Isbell, S. A., Busch, K. G., & Hughes, J. R. (2009) An empirical theory of the development of homicide within individuals. Psychological Reports, 104, 199–245. In Table 7, page 218, df = 466 for two-tailed t-tests. In Table 8, page 219, df = 232 for two-tailed t-tests. Only statistically significant values of t are shown in Tables 7 and 8. Zagar, A. K., Zagar, R. J., Bartikowski, B., & Busch, K. G. (2009) Cost comparisons of raising a child from birth to 17 years among samples of abused, delinquent, violent, and homicidal youth using victimization and justice system estimates. Psychological Reports, 104, 309–338. In Fig. 1, page 312, there were 425 Nonviolent Delinquents for comparison with 425 Assaulting Delinquents. In Table 1, page 313–314, df = 3 for all χ2 comparisons on page 313. For Homicidal comparisons on page 314, the chi-square df = 3 for race and df = 2 for family, since there were no orphans in the Random Sample of Homicidal. Only statistically significant values of χ2 are shown. In Table 4, page 319, the entire row for Assault was omitted and should read Productivity: 1,015,813; Medical Care/Ambulance: 18,421; Mental Health Care: 5,088; Police and Fire Service: 1,392; Social Victim Service: 0; Property Loss/Damage: 8,102; Subtotal: 1,048,816; Intangible Loss/Quality of Life: 2,075,833; Total Losses: 3,124,649. IM, S., & MIN, S. (2013) Exploration of the factor structure of the Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory using bootstrapping estimation. Psychological Reports: Human Resources & Marketing, 112, 2, 437–444. Footnote 1 on page 437 should read: Address correspondence to Soonhong Min, Yonsei Business School, Yonsei University, 50 Yonsei-Ro, Sudaemun-ku, Seoul, South Korea or e-mail ( sminscm@yonsei.ac.kr ).

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