The Impact of the Representation of Social Space on the Perception of Crime by Juveniles

The relevance of this research is connected with the necessity develo­ping theory delinquent behavior and improving prevention juvenile delinquency. analysis clauses that form foundation delinquency programs shows dominance personal, behavioral social environment-related views a poor development subjective modify understanding consequences crimes by adolescents. goal was to study ideas adolescents regarding space their impact on assessment consequences. based principles approach, social-cognitive theory. information processing methods included frequency content-analysis (text-meaning), differences (H-test Kruskal-Wallis), multi-factor, multivariate variance (MANOVA). authors established delinquents’ interactions in has an influence description crimes. They also determined statistical interaction between law-abiding delinquents. It shown delinquents believe ignores devalues them, while law abiding it sensitive supportive. Juvenile consider possible be irresponsible dishonest other people, strive responsible, honest fair. found out relationships environment crime group obtained results specify subjectivity delinquents, prove world view determines how itself its are perceived, provide additional evidence underage disruption relationship environment, show described using vocabulary risks opportunities, advantages, break-up close ones isolation.