The problems of deviancy at the Tanoda -
in the mirror of data
By Katalin, Kiss B. |
In this
sociological study the author demonstrates the origins of different
forms of deviancy analyzing data got from students of the Tanoda,
such as family-history, intellectual and economical status of the
family, the process of socialization, the role of the different
communities - such as sub-cultures, spiritual movements religious
communities, political groups, drug and/or alcohol consumption,
smoking, suicide, physical or/and mental illness in the family.
The study
examines the reasons of dropping out from the school, where the
students give the examples of "bad appearance", "bad
ways of communication", "bad teachers" and "bad
atmosphere of the school", and, in more serious cases the drug-use,
the problems in family. As
a conclusion, all students expect from the Tanoda the possibility
of learning and making the final examination that is, a positive
change in life. |
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