... . However, some peer groups had been infiltrated by misbehaved youth that used the peer pressure to push the youth to engage in triad activities or to take drugs. From the analysis of the underlying reasons of the youth problems, it is reasonable to deduce the implication that the family sector, the school and the social sector, as well as the youth ... the workload of the teachers so that the teachers would have more time to know their students instead of just spoon-feed the students with knowledge. The training of independent critical thinking skills should be regarded as of paramount ...

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... are also more than 32 percent of women in prison that are first offenders compared to 14 percent of men.(rouncefield,1) Therefore, because female crime has began to increase, more critical studies of criminological thought in the female mind have been done. Before the majority of mainstream theories were researched on male criminals and interpreted predominantly by male researchers. However, by ... so that the characteristics of these categories were revealed. The contemporary theory that was discussed is a trait approach and the opportunity theory is a socialization approach. Therefore...

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