True or false are Age-graded theory's most important contribution is identifying the life events that enable adult offenders to desist from delinquency?

True. Age-graded theory, particularly as articulated by Sampson and Laub, emphasizes the role of significant life events and transitions—such as marriage, stable employment, or military service—in facilitating desistance from delinquency among adult offenders. The theory highlights how these life events can create new social bonds and opportunities that encourage individuals to move away from criminal behavior.