FAMILY PROBLEMS AS A FACTOR OF ADOLESCENT DEVIANT BEHAVIOR

Abstract

Deviant behavior, understood as a deviation from social norms, is an urgent problem of sociology, pedagogy, psychology, medicine, and jurisprudence. The behavior of some children and adolescents attracts attention by violating norms, non-compliance with the advice and recommendations received, differs from behavior that fits into the regulatory requirements of the family, school and society. This behavior, characterized by deviation from accepted moral and, in some cases, legal norms, is called deviant. It includes anti-disciplinary, anti-social, delinquent illegal and aggressive (suicidal and self-harming) acts.