- Вовченко, О.А. (orcid.org/0000-0002-4399-0118) (2022) Deviant and delinquent behavior of adolescents with special educational needs in wartime conditions: psychological aspect Габітус, 36. pp. 67-74. ISSN 2663-5208
Text
Вовченко, 2022. Девіантна та делінквентна поведінка підлітків з ООП в умовах воєнних дій психологічний аспект. Habitus.pdf - Published Version Download (319kB) |
Abstract
In modern society, the number of minors with mental and physical disabilities with deviant behavior is increasing, which is one of the most pressing psychological and pedagogical problems, which becomes even more important due to the lack of research on deviant behavior in children/adolescents with special educational needs. needs. The author reveals the main manifestations and essence of deviant, delinquent behavior of such persons, in particular the manifestations of aggression (verbal and nonverbal), hyperactivity, social negativity, neuroticism, anxiety, deliberate violation of accepted social norms and more. As a result of such behaviors, children with special educational needs are often referred to as «difficult» and «socially maladaptive». In the article the author tries to describe the reasons for this situation and gives the percentage of types of offenses, their possible causes, consequences and solutions. The article also outlines coping behavior, which is especially relevant in situations of difficulty meeting the socially significant needs of the individual. Thus, the author notes that the essence of deviant coping behavior of people with hearing impairment is the desire of the individual to avoid reality by changing their mental state through the use of psychoactive substances, denial of social norms and rules, their violation. In addition, rehabilitation, psychocorrectional and psychotherapeutic types of work with children and adolescents with hearing impairment of different types of temperament, behavior and emotional-behavioral reactions are outlined.
Downloads
Downloads per month over past year
Actions (login required)
View Item |