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While I agree that there should be gun control law in the US, I guess there should first be tougher control against a child's deviant behaviour, and it should start at home with parents taking the responsibility.
An exploratory study into deviant behaviour in the service encounter: How and why front-line employees engage in deviant behaviour.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has said that the US Federal Reserve should use its authority to dismiss the 12-member board of Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) for the bank's deviant behaviour.
The organization stressed that these models of terrorists represent their deviant behaviour in the fabrication of religious, cultural and civilizational clash.
Your deviant behaviour must have caused the greatest distress, and you invaded the privacy of the young victim.
Justice judgements, school failure, and adolescent deviant behaviour.
I will take appropriate action against judges who show deviant behaviour.
It is entirely possible that definitions of deviant behaviour are set by society but medicine as a profession incorporates these into diagnostic and classification systems.
These children have been shown to have an increased risk for deviant behaviour and in particular, girls have been shown to be at risk for substance abuse.
He said that behind the statistics there is hardship and this kind of deviant behaviour can even be a factor leading to suicide.
This finding indicates the possibility of a stable, underlying trait of deviant behaviour highlighting the commonality between cheating in college and cheating at work.
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