Basic prerequisites of appearance and resocialization of children and young people of the risk group
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.48351Keywords:
risk behavior, factors of threats, dysfunctional family, economic deprivation, aggression, resocializationAbstract
Social and psychological factors of the appearance of young people of the "risk" group, the best practices of their resocialization have been determined. Children of vulnerable categories from young age have predispositions for acquiring properties and antisocial behavior caused by everyday stress in family life, conflict situations in school interaction. Youth is marked by lag in education, substance abuse, criminal acts, variance of exploitation. Psychocorrectional programs activate subjectivity of undergrads in anger management skills, education and communication
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