Problem Behaviour, Antisocial Behaviour, Criminal Behaviour

Question 1

Problem Behaviour and 2 examples

Answer 1

Behaviour that breaks societal norms. Interaction is constant and acts as red flags to child development
-Not waiting for your turn to speak
-Talking back to parents
-Cheating on an exam
-Cutting class
-Breaking curfew

Question 2

Antisocial Behaviour and 2 examples

Answer 2

The breaking of social contracts where you act purely for self rather than for the regard of others, provides harm to others.
-Lying
-Bullying

Question 3

Aggression and 2 examples

Answer 3

Intent to harm another individual, it is often overt. May result from retaliation or be unprovoked
-Stalking
-Yelling at someone

Question 4

2 types of aggression

Answer 4

Reactive (impulsive, intentional, and emotional)
Instrumental (Not emotional, often serves a purpose such as mugging or scamming)

Question 5

Crime

Answer 5

Behaviour that breaks the criminal code, every country has an identified criminal code that is culturally and socially determined by which their citizens must abide.
-All criminal behaviour is antisocial/problematic behaviour but all antisocial/problematic behaviour is not a crime.

Question 6

How are laws made? 2 points and define

Answer 6

-Consensus: Broadly agreed upon in society, there are certain things that are right and certain things that are wrong
-Conflict: Laws are made by those in power, to keep those in power in power and punish those that are not in power.

Question 7

Delinquency

Answer 7

Breaking of the criminal code by youth

Question 8

Status offense

Answer 8

Action that is prohibited by only a certain class of individuals.