ion (as is often the case in delinquent acts committed against property), the awareness of the victim’s existence is weakened. Internalized norms and anticipations of the reactions of others must somehow be activated, if they are to serve as guides for behaviour; and it is possible that a diminished awareness of the victim plays an important part in determining whether or not this process is se...

Several studies have indicated the extent of cigarette smoking amongst schoolchildren. (Bothwell, 1959; Cartwright, Thomson, and others, 1960; Jefferys and Westaway, 1961; Public Health Department, London School of Hygiene, 1959). They show that smoking often begins at the age of 10 years or less, and that from that age there is a steady increase with age in the number of children who smoke reg...

This paper provides an in-depth examination of juvenile delinquency in India through literature review, focusing on its causes, consequences, and interventions. Through a comprehensive analysis the social, economic, cultural factors influencing delinquent behaviour among youth India, this aims to enhance our understanding issue. Additionally, it discusses legal framework, rehabilitation program...

The article shows the relevance of problem caused by growth academic deviations among main educational communities university – students and research teaching staff. object study is various in their behaviour, manifested non-compliance with fundamental moral legal norms values governing relations higher education. purpose to analyse relationship between scientific pedagogical community. results...

conclusions these results emphasize that an inappropriate decision making process pattern in a family has a significant effect on deviant behavior in adolescents. the fathers’ parenting is more strongly linked to their sons’ delinquency. so, family power structure and parent-child relationship can be considered in therapeutic interventions (prevention and treatment) for adolescents’ delinquency...

From the development of the psychiatric concept of psychopathy, we can at this juncture only state that it no longer coincides at all with that of the delinquent and that we nevertheless find psychopaths among all kinds of criminals. Latent criminals, analogous to the latent misfits of Aichhorn, are frequently psychopaths. Social maladjustment may be however, far from being psychopathic, even i...

As the child spends most of the time in the family his early life experiences in that family lay the ground work for the type of future behaviour and the development of attitudes values and a life style. He may turn into a delinquent or a good citizen of a nation. So the aim of the present article is to focus on the family factors associated with juvenile delinquency.

Presented are nine papers given at a New Zealand symposium on the prevention and treatment of delinquent/antisocial behavior in children and adolescents. Major theories such as the cultural deviance theory are noted in the introduction by D.R. Mitchell. J. E. Ritchie defines delinquency as law breaking, critiques delinquency research, and offers a paradigm of social forces for analysis. Conside...

BACKGROUND Conduct disorder (CD), a psychiatric index of antisocial behaviour, shares similarities with delinquency, a criminological index. This study sought to examine which factors in childhood predict a repeated diagnosis of CD in adolescence, and whether self-reported delinquent acts enhance the utility of symptoms of CD in predicting later persistent CD. METHOD Longitudinal data used in...

Delinquent adolescents are those who tend to face turbulent emotions which affect their behaviour. The untreated depression and anxiety focused due negative impact on oneself the surrounding society. Therefore, an appropriate intervention should be given so that quality humans can developed. Integration between counselling expressive art therapy is a platform of creative exploration as healing ...