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Benjamin Whorf's hypothesis that the ontology a group develops depends upon its language structure is illustrated nicely in the manner in which the data supplied by state and federal agencies have shaped the research efforts of sociologists seeking to unravel delinquency. Not only have these agencies supplied the ammunition with which many of the sociological battles concerning delinquency have been fought, but the manner in which they have unself-consciously grouped their information has also determined to some degree the specific points over which the skirmishes have contended.

The Offense Patterns and Family Structures of Urban, Village and Rural Delinquents