English: In this set of data visualizations, I used pie charts, line charts, and stacked area charts to represent the number of control variables for the samples in the obtained data, the average CIto test scores of the three test groups, and the differences between cyber criminals and non-criminals. Comparative results of four tests for siblings.

Data from Statistic Netherlands were used to compare CITO-test scores of 143

143 non-criminals, apprehended cybercriminals with those of 143 apprehended traditional criminals and 143 non-criminals,matched on age, sex, and country of birth. Ordinary Least Squares regression analyses were used to compare CITO test scores between cybercriminals, traditional criminals, and non-criminals. Additionally, a discordant sibling design was used to control for unmeasured confounding by family factors. Findings reveal that cyber- criminals have significantly higher CITO test scores compared to traditional criminals and significantly lower CITO test scores compared to non-criminals.