deviant behavior造句

sociology of deviant behavior

Because of social anomie, deviance culture and the weakening of social control, peasant deviance generalizes, collective deviant behavior increases, and peasant deviant behavior shows "modern style".

American sociologist who proposed that deviant behavior results when a society offers no acceptable means of achieving acceptable goals.

Stated somewhat crudely, increasing employment will reduce the number of people who might promote or even condone deviant behavior.

Students' relationships influence a wide rage of behavior patterns, attitudes and values with regard to social relationships, deviant behavior, education and life in general.

Indeed, the presence of counsel and the resulting increase in procedural formality might make the agency "less tolerant of marginal deviant behavior."

Research conducted a questionnaire survey to find out the aspects of the basic situation, family and school status, deviant behavior and helped status of 120 street children in Dalian.

Control Theory, General Strain Theory and Social Learning Theory, this quantitative study explored the effects of family, school, and peers on the deviant behavior of deaf junior high school students.

While I firmly reject the Szaszian notion that mental illness does not exist, I am ever wary of our quickness to equate deviant behavior— even when shockingly violent— with mental illness.

The basic causes of adolescents' deviant behaviors include the following such as individual internal reasons, influences from partner-relationships, and influences from families and the society.