Differential Involvement in Delinquency: Toward an Interpretation in Terms of Reputation Management1 1The original research reported here, together with the preparation of this article, was supported by SSRC Grant HG 11/24/11 to the author. Thanks are due to Julie Dickinson, Derek Honour, Julie Pehl, Andrew Ross, and especially to Stanley Renwick and Stephen Reicher for assistance in the collection and analysis of data.

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