Examples of using Deviant behaviour in English and their translations into Russian
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Children displaying deviant behaviour.
Deviant behaviour and the first attempts at its scientific analysis, the psychology of a revolutionary epoch.
Key words: self-attitude, deviant behaviour.
It is common to view deviant behaviour as a consequence of some kind of pathology, a defect in the person's values.
Xenophobic attitudes andpersonal characteristics of adolescents with deviant behaviour pp.
As a result, free-minded people become inclined to deviant behaviour, since they are less influenced by common social norms.
The Republika Srpska social welfare services care for 821 orphans, 2,515 children with disturbances in development, and1,837 children with deviant behaviour.
If there are organizations that provide aid in disease or deviant behaviour prevention, we are not the one like them.
Minors between 11 and 14 years of age who commit punishable acts may be sent to special residential schools for children and adolescents with deviant behaviour.
We should not hold the vast majority of true believers responsible for the deviant behaviour of a very small minority of adherents of any religion.
Issues of practical implementation of the specialists' competences in practice of different agencies working with problems of children and adolescents with deviant behaviour are discussed.
Work of school psychologists andsocial workers to prevent deviant behaviour among students to reintegrate schoolchildren who have experienced violence.
In accordance with the Act, adaptation centres for juveniles andspecial educational institutions for children with deviant behaviour will receive monitoring visits.
The survey of deviant behaviour among 7-9th grade students in Estonia[33] proved that in comparison to 8 years ago the students have committed significantly fewer offences.
The social aspects of the problem stem from social exclusion, concentration of socially deviant behaviour and the creation of social ghettos.
Recognizing the positive impact that youth participation in the local, regional and global economy and in social and economic development can have on the eradication of poverty and hunger, andon socially unacceptable and/or deviant behaviour.
The article is devoted to the newly introduced specialty«Pedagogy and Psychology of Deviant Behaviour» to be realized in the framework of psychological-pedagogic education.
Deviant behaviour and lawbreaking(art. 40). Under no circumstances should young children(defined as under 8 years old; see paragraph 4) be included in legal definitions of minimum age of criminal responsibility.
It stands to reason that there was something in the injections that made the prisoners violent, ormore prone to deviant behaviour, ensuring their return to Hecuba.
Although it is difficult to assess the extent of such problems, andtolerance of certain types of deviant behaviour varies from one era and one community to another, we are still struck by the extent of such problems as violence, abuse, aggression and negligence.
Under the programme, a number of measures are being taken to reduce social tension among young people,prevent drug addiction and alcoholism and deviant behaviour among teenagers and young people.
Three sub-specialties are aimed respectively to the primary prevention of deviant behaviour, psychological-pedagogic support of children and adolescents from risk groups(secondary prevention), as well as correction andrehabilitation of persons with deviant behaviour tertiary prevention.
The provision for the maintenance, instruction andrearing of juveniles on preventive remand for criminal and deviant behaviour covers only 7-8 per cent of the requirement.
The children's deviant behaviour study[27] states that bullying in school has somewhat decreased in comparison to 2006, however, there are a lot of children for whom school is not a safe environment and it is necessary to implement state sanctioned support mechanisms for teachers as well as for students.
Youth forums and workshops were also held to involve young people in addressing the issues that affected them, andprojects were under way in marginalized communities to facilitate young people's social integration and reduce deviant behaviour.
It is basically intended to avert family distress, offering customized assistance to families and children during life's crises andhelping children with deviant behaviour, invalid children and children missing one or both parents to rehabilitate socially and fit in with their families and society.
If we assume that one of the problems of delinquency or criminal behaviour is the individual's taking little or no part in the development of the ideas in the community, then cognitive andlearning deficiencies appear as factors unleashing deviant behaviour.
That has been the case since Israel's inception, due to its decades-old occupation of Arab andPalestinian territories and the deviant behaviour of its leaders and their perpetration of war crimes under the absolute protection of their guardians and of those who cover up their crimes, especially those who pay lip service to the rights of flora, fauna and humankind alike.
A recent detailed study on the effectiveness of methadone maintenance supported the findings of a large number of already conducted studies, concluding that"methadone maintenance treatment is effective in reducing drug abuse, crime,and other deviant behaviour among patients who stay in treatment."51.
The need to reopen these colleges was reflected in the State programme to combat crime, 2000-2002, which provides for the opening of special general andvocational schools in each oblast for minors displaying deviant behaviour, as well as special schools to accommodate minors who have committed criminal offences until they reach the age of criminal responsibility in East Kazakhstan and Qaraghandy oblasts.