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Violence, drug use, and the emergence of psychiatric problems are examples of deviant behavior that is frequently linked to peer pressure and society.
It is common that peers and society have a significant influence on a person's behavior, particularly throughout adolescence. But families—and most often, parents—are the first to have an impact on how people behave.
Teenagers who have a less solid bond with their parents are more likely to act out or engage in anti-social behavior as a way of coping with their emotional difficulties. They may develop into young criminals with significant mental and personality disorders as a result of this pattern of unsatisfactory relationships and peculiar behavior.
However, if a child develops a healthy attachment with parents, that child will have a better ability to form healthy relationships in adolescence and adulthood.
This webinar on "Deviancy in Children", highlights the factors, assessment, and intervention strategies surrounding children's behavioral challenges.
