Lesson 2- Factors And Causes Of Juvenile Delinquency

Question 1

Parental relationship, sibling relationship and home environment

Answer 1

Internal factors

Question 2

It is the relationship between parents and their children. A stable, nurturing, and supportive parental
relationship can contribute to a child’s healthy emotional development, self-esteem, and ability to form positive relationships with others.

Answer 2

Parental relationship

Question 3

A sibling relationship can lso have a significant impact on behavior.

Answer 3

Sibling relationship

Question 4

The environment outside home, peer pressure, and community rules influence the respondents to commit delinquent act.

Answer 4

External factors

Question 5

These are the theoritical causes of delinquency.

Answer 5

Rational Choice
Social Disorganization
Bad Company

Question 6

It suggest that children does any delinquent act because his mind tells him to do it.

Answer 6

Rational Choice

Question 7

As the joints family system is coming to an end, a new trend has evolved we’re both parents are working and as the result children are left neglected and such isolation leads to the childs involvement in wrongful act.

Answer 7

Social Disorganization

Question 8

Children who are in bad company knowingly or unknowingly indulge in criminal activities.

Answer 8

Bad Company

Question 9

This is the theory of our society, generally when we see someone or hear someone’s involvement in a crime we actually label him as a criminal.

Answer 9

Labelling

Question 10

This is a chemical imbalance in the brain and the body of a teen can make managing emotions a challenge. (Disability/drugs/alcohol)

Answer 10

Biological Factors

Question 11

Faculty development of a child, lack of parental guidance, lack of love, parental rejections, etc.

Answer 11

Family Factors

Question 12

This is the most influential environmental factors that would lead a person to either a law abiding or a criminal. It is considered as “cradle of human personality”.

Answer 12

The Home

Question 13

It refers to areas or places in which dwelling or housing conditions are dilapidated, unsanitary and unhealthy which are detrimental to the moral.

Answer 13

Bad Neighborhood

Question 14

It is commonly characterized by overcrowding with disintegrated and unorganized inhabitants and other close relatives.

Answer 14

Bad Neighborhood

Question 15

It is an extension of the home having the strategic position to control crime and delinquency. It exercises authority over the child as a constituent.

Answer 15

School Factors

Question 16

It can be defined as life events or experiences that are associated with an increase in problem behaviors such as drug use or gang activities.

Answer 16

Risk Factors

Question 17

It is a seld-formed association of peers, bound together by mutual interest with identifiable leaderships, well developed lines of authority, and other organizational features who act in concerts to achieve a specific purpose.

Answer 17

Juvenile Gang

Question 18

He is the leader of “SIGE-SIGE GANG” who is jailed for stealing money for a friends education, he became a hitman inside the jail and lead the biggest riot inside the muntinlupa and electrocuted in 1961 at the age of 16.

Answer 18

Marcial Ama Y Perez alyas “BABY AMA”

Question 19

Factors such as peer delinquent behavior, peer approval of deviant behavior, attachment or allegiance to peers time spent with peers and peer pressure are factors of?

Answer 19

Peer Influences

Question 20

A one who is without parent, guardian or costudian or ones who’s parents, guardian or other costudian disease to be relieved to his care or his costudy and is dependent on public for support.

Answer 20

Dependent Child

Question 21

A child who has lost both parents due to illness or other circumstances and does not have any other family members capable of providing care.

Answer 21

Dependent Child

Question 22

Is one who has no proper parental care or guardianship or whose parents or guardians have deserted him for a period of at least six continous months.

Answer 22

Abandoned Child

Question 23

One whose basic needs have been deliberately unattended or inadequately attended.

Answer 23

Neglected Child

Question 24

When the child is malnourished ill, lack of or without proper shelters

Answer 24

Physical Neglect

Question 25

When the children are maltreated, raped or reduce, to working under condition to good health. Made beg in the streets or public places.

Answer 25

Emotional Neglect

Question 26

The legal act of entrusting a child to the care of the DSWD or any duly licensed child placement or chikd caring agency.

Answer 26

Committed or Surrender of a Child

Question 27

One whose parents have been permanently and judicially deprived of parental authority due to abandonment, substantial, continuous or repeated neglect abuse or incomplete to discharge parental responsibilities.

Answer 27

Involuntary Committed Child

Question 28

One whose parents knowingly and willingly relinquished parental authority to the DSWD or any duly licensed child placement or child caring agency or individual.

Answer 28

Voluntarily Committed Child

Question 29

Refers to a private non profit or charitable institution or government agency duly licensed, and accredited by the DSWD to provide comprehensive child services including but not limited to receiving applications for adaption or foster care.

Answer 29

Child Placing or Child Placement Agency

Question 30

Refers to a private non-profit or charitable institution or government agency duly licensed and accredited by the DSWD that provide 24 hours residential care services for abandoned orphaned, neglected, involuntary or voluntarily committed children

Answer 30

Child Caring Agency