PREVENIREA COMPORTAMENTELOR DEVIANTE LA PERSOANELE CU DIZABILITĂȚI MINTALE
THE PREVENTION OF DEVIANT BEHAVIORS IN PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES

Author(s): Emilian Ban
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Psychology, Behaviorism, Sociology of Law
Published by: Editura Universităţii Vasile Goldiş
Keywords: intellectual disability; adolescent; deviant behaviour; behavioural disorder; mechanisms; factors
Summary/Abstract: The family is one of the most intimate social realities for us. It is perhaps the most familiar social phenomenon. In all societies people start families, although often these families are different from the type of family we are used to today. Defining more affectively than rationally, any individual could say what a family is, this being possible due to the fact that every person has had to deal with families in the course of his life, be it the family he was born into, by his own family, or by those in the community where he lives. The family is one of the most widespread types of social groups and despite this, the attempt to define it is not at all easy, but, on the contrary, the great diversity of family types that have succeeded each other over time or that coexist in societies contemporaries, requires finding some common characteristics. In these conditions, the role of the family in the process of raising and educating children is a decisive one. Unfortunately, modern and postmodern society brings with it major problems in this chapter as well. Disorganized families, families „built”on unhealthy principles were the basis for the development of deviant and delinquent behaviors among children and young people. Under these conditions, can the family and the concept of family stop the growth of this scourge? What (more) is the role of the family in the process of raising and educating children... these are some questions that we will try to find an answer to in this study.

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