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Raziye Lak, Hossein Mohaqeq, Samane Hosseinzadeh,
Volume 19, Issue 74 (11-2019)
Abstract

Introduction: The present study was designed to investigate the effectiveness of social responsibility training on attitude towards delinquency among adolescent girls. 
Method: This is a semi-experimental study with pretest-posttest design with control group. The statistical population included all female secondary high school students within the age range of 15 to18 years old in Tehran. A sample consisting of 92 students (45 intervention and 47control group ( was selected. Delinquent Behaviors Questionnaire was used as the instrument. The subjects received social responsibility training for seven sessions – 90 minutes, lasting for two months. Then, the post-test was given. To analyze the data, SPSS software and Paired and Independent T-Test, Anova and Manova were employed.
Findings: The result of Paired and Independent T-Test suggested that in the intervention group, the positive attitude and negative attitude towards delinquency significantly decreased and increased, respectively. While in the control group, significant difference was not observed for any of the dimensions of attitude. The findings of Manova showed that the pre-test score of positive attitude explains 6% and 22% of the variations of post-test scores of negative and positive attitudes, respectively. In addition, the pre-test score of negative attitude explains about 32% of the post-test variations of negative attitudes.
Discussion: The findings showed that social responsibility training could be effective in promoting social competencies and decreasing adolescents’ tendency to resort to deviant patterns. In addition, the results of Manova showed that this training is more effective in younger adolescents.
Azadeh Kordi Haji, Hasan Hajitabar Firozjaee, Kiomars Kalantari,
Volume 22, Issue 84 (4-2022)
Abstract

Introduction: delinquency is an unusual behavior and a form of social deviance. And its spread endangers social life. Therefore, recognizing the effective factors in endangering them in the field of crime and then providing the necessary and appropriate preventive solutions, especially from the perspective of experts, is necessary.
Method: This research is Survey and Applied research. The Statistical Society includes Judicial authorities, school Managers and social workers in Mazandaran State in 1399. According to Cochranchr('39')s formula, 384 people were considered as a statistical sample and this number was selected by cluster random sampling. The research tool for collecting data was a researcher-made questionnaire that was created in accordance with the purpose and assessment of the attitude of the sample population. From 22 cities of Mazandaran State, 8 cities were randomly selected and 50 N from each city were randomly selected to answer the questionnaire. Chi-square and Friedman statistics were used to determine the knowledge of the sample views and generalize the results to the statistical population.
Results: The results showed that from the perspective of the sample, family economic status, family supervision and control, and family moral and educational patterns are effective on juvenile delinquency. Also, in their view, children and adolescents who use cyberspace have the highest tendency to commit crimes related to public decency and defamation, and also one of the highest crime rates of children and adolescents related to street violence. The type of upbringing and family ethics was considered the most important variable affecting the dependent variable.
Discussion: The findings of the present study have confirmed the foundations and hypotheses of many social, psychological, economic and criminological theories. Also, the new approach of "social prevention" by interfering in the development process of individuals seeks to influence the personality and social environment around them to prevent the transition from thought to criminal action through the establishment of effective social programs in economic, cultural, social and political fields.

Saba Ghandi, Reza Ghorban Jahromi, Ali Asghar Asgharnejad Farid,
Volume 24, Issue 94 (10-2024)
Abstract

Introduction: Adolescents are the spiritual assets of the society and their mental and physical health guarantees the health of the society in the future. Therefore, their issues are among the issues that should be given special attention. Investigating the root issues of teenagers and their delinquency is necessary to reach an ideal conditional society.
Method: The method of the current research was a descriptive and comparative causal type. The statistical population of delinquent juveniles included all adolescent boys between the ages of 15 and 18 years of the correctional center of Tehran in the first quarter of 1401 and the statistical population of non-delinquent juveniles included all adolescent boys of Tehran city, based on the age and region of residence of delinquent juveniles. To collect data, the revised scale of sensitivity to reinforcement, family social capital questionnaire and emotional control questionnaire were used.
Findings: The results of multivariate variance analysis showed that between the brain-behavioral systems (for the behavioral activation system equal to (F=38.45), for the behavioral inhibition system equal to (F=22.39), for the war system equal to (F=21.72), for the escape system is equal to (F = 20.45) and for the freezing system is equal to (F = 13.27), family social capital (structural social capital within the family, cognitive social capital within the family, external structural social capital) family and social cognitive capital outside the family) only in the component of social cognitive capital outside the family (F=19.72) and emotional control (emotional inhibition, aggression control, mental rumination and benign control) only in the emotional inhibition component (F=6.91) of adolescents There is a significant difference between delinquent and non-delinquent boys (P<0.01)..
Discussion: It seems that behavioral brain systems and biological bases, social factors related to family structure and emotional processes can be considered as effective factors in the occurrence of delinquency and prevention of delinquent behaviors by most researchers and practitioners in this field.
 

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