Juvenile
問題一覧
1
it Is a person who has not reached adulthood or the age of majority
Juvenile
2
It is regarded as immature or ones whose mental and emotional facilities are not fully developed thus making them incapable of taking full of responsibility of their action.
Juvenile
3
What is the age of maturity?
18y old
4
Fully develop age ?
25y old
5
It is the universal term or general term invinted by new yourk palparism
Juvenile delinquency
6
It is the behavior or action refers to criminal acts performed by juvenile
Juvenile delinquency
7
Describe as a large number of disapproved behavior of children and youth
Juvenile delinquency
8
What do you call to a person that performs a criminal act made by a minor or youthful offender
Juvenile delinquent
9
it took place between the age of 8 and 10 offending was homogeneous and for most youth
Emergence
10
It is generally occurred between 10 and 12 marked by diversification and aggravation of offense
Exploration
11
It occurred about the age of 13, there is variety and seriousness of offending and for new types of crime developed.
Explosion
12
At around 15 the variety and seriousness of offending increase further
Conflagration
13
It occurred during adulthood only and consisted of a transition toward astute form of offending
Outburst
14
Classification of Delinquency where a child is rejected or abandoned no parents to intimate and become aggressive
Unsocialized aggression
15
Classification of Delinquency where a child is membership in fraternities or groups that advocates bad thing
Socialized Delinquency
16
Classification of Delinquency where a child trained to do illegal activities like marijuana cultavation
Over Inhibited
17
A type of pathway to delinquency that begins at early age with stubborn behavior
Authority Conflict pathway
18
A type of pathway to delinquency taht leads to property damage
Covert Pathway
19
A type of pathway to delinquency that escalate to aggressive act beginning with aggression and leading to physical fighting and then to violence
Overt Pathway
20
It is the largest subgroup. They are the casual delinquents
Occasional Delinquent
21
They are the habitual offenders, These delinquents who generally commit the most serious infractions
Gang Delinquent
22
They are the delinquent whose criminal activity stems from personality disturbance, also had very poor peer relation and sufferd general social isolated.
Maladjusted Delinquent
23
The deviant action are not committed on the basis of economic rationality
Nonutilitarian
24
The purpose of delinquent acts is to annoy or even injure others
Malicious
25
Criminal acts are committed precisely because of their prohibition in order to consciously reject conventional values
Negativistic
26
It is the sense of various delinquent behaviors that occur
Versatile
27
It focus on the momentary pleasures.
Hedonistic
28
It is a external pressure of conformity and loyal towards thier own group member values and norms
Resistant
29
The first and most basic institution of society responsible for developing a child potential development of a child potential in all aspect.
The Family
30
It is a family structure State that parents of larger families tend to give less parental attention to their children.
Family size
31
A type of family structure where father, mother and child living in a home?
Nuclear Family
32
A type of family structure where others relatives living in a home
Extended Family
33
A type of family structure state that birth order affect the delinquent behavior with delinquency more likely among the middle children than the first or the last.
Child birth order in the family
34
type of Family model were the father is the chief executive, the mother is yhe operating officer and the children are the staff.
Corporate model
35
type of Family model were the father is the head, the mother is the chief of the training and cheerleader
Team model
36
type of Family model were competition is the name of the game, winning is everything.
Team model
37
type of Family model were the father is the general, the mother is the guard duty and the children are the grunts.
Military model
38
type of Family modelwere the father is the rector or head master and the mother is the dorm counselor.
Boarding school model
39
type of Family model were the father is the producer and the mother is the stafe manager
Theatrical model
40
A Parenting style that are warm but firm, this parents deals with thier children in a rational issue oriented manner.
Authoritative Parents
41
These parents are not responsive to their children and show little warmth and support
Authoritarian parents
42
Giving a child a high degree of freedom to act as he or she wishes
Indulgent Parents
43
They are fairly unresponsive to their child and try to minimize the time and energy they must devote to interact with their child
Indifferent parents
44
Considered as the second home of a child
School
45
What is the P.D 603?
Child and youth Welfare code
46
It is the sum total of the rights of the parents over the person and property of their child.
Parental authority
47
it is the father and the mother shall exercise jointly just and resonable parental authority and responsibility over the legitimate or adopted children.
Joint Parental Authority
48
It is the sum total of the duties and obligations of the parents over their minor children.
Parental responsibility
49
A chid without the parent guardian or custodian for good cause desire to be relieved of his case and custody and is dependent for public support
Dependent child
50
One who has no proper parental care or guardship have deserted him for a period of at least 3 consecutive month
Abandoned child
51
One whose basic needs have been deliberately or inadequate attend neglect may occur in two days
Neglected Child
52
It occurs when a child is malnourished, ill, and without proper shelter
Physical neglect
53
It occurs when child is raped, seduced maltreated exploited overwork under streets or public places or exposed to drugs prostitution and other vices
Emotional Neglect
54
It is the legal act of entrusting a child to the care of department or any duly licensed child placement.
Commitment and surrender of child
55
Whose parents have been permanently and judicially depprive of parental authority, due to abandonment or repeated, abuse or incompetence to discharge parental authority.
Involuntary Commitment
56
A person whose parent knowingly and willingly relinquish parental authority to the department or any duly licensed agency.
Voluntary commitment
問題一覧
1
it Is a person who has not reached adulthood or the age of majority
Juvenile
2
It is regarded as immature or ones whose mental and emotional facilities are not fully developed thus making them incapable of taking full of responsibility of their action.
Juvenile
3
What is the age of maturity?
18y old
4
Fully develop age ?
25y old
5
It is the universal term or general term invinted by new yourk palparism
Juvenile delinquency
6
It is the behavior or action refers to criminal acts performed by juvenile
Juvenile delinquency
7
Describe as a large number of disapproved behavior of children and youth
Juvenile delinquency
8
What do you call to a person that performs a criminal act made by a minor or youthful offender
Juvenile delinquent
9
it took place between the age of 8 and 10 offending was homogeneous and for most youth
Emergence
10
It is generally occurred between 10 and 12 marked by diversification and aggravation of offense
Exploration
11
It occurred about the age of 13, there is variety and seriousness of offending and for new types of crime developed.
Explosion
12
At around 15 the variety and seriousness of offending increase further
Conflagration
13
It occurred during adulthood only and consisted of a transition toward astute form of offending
Outburst
14
Classification of Delinquency where a child is rejected or abandoned no parents to intimate and become aggressive
Unsocialized aggression
15
Classification of Delinquency where a child is membership in fraternities or groups that advocates bad thing
Socialized Delinquency
16
Classification of Delinquency where a child trained to do illegal activities like marijuana cultavation
Over Inhibited
17
A type of pathway to delinquency that begins at early age with stubborn behavior
Authority Conflict pathway
18
A type of pathway to delinquency taht leads to property damage
Covert Pathway
19
A type of pathway to delinquency that escalate to aggressive act beginning with aggression and leading to physical fighting and then to violence
Overt Pathway
20
It is the largest subgroup. They are the casual delinquents
Occasional Delinquent
21
They are the habitual offenders, These delinquents who generally commit the most serious infractions
Gang Delinquent
22
They are the delinquent whose criminal activity stems from personality disturbance, also had very poor peer relation and sufferd general social isolated.
Maladjusted Delinquent
23
The deviant action are not committed on the basis of economic rationality
Nonutilitarian
24
The purpose of delinquent acts is to annoy or even injure others
Malicious
25
Criminal acts are committed precisely because of their prohibition in order to consciously reject conventional values
Negativistic
26
It is the sense of various delinquent behaviors that occur
Versatile
27
It focus on the momentary pleasures.
Hedonistic
28
It is a external pressure of conformity and loyal towards thier own group member values and norms
Resistant
29
The first and most basic institution of society responsible for developing a child potential development of a child potential in all aspect.
The Family
30
It is a family structure State that parents of larger families tend to give less parental attention to their children.
Family size
31
A type of family structure where father, mother and child living in a home?
Nuclear Family
32
A type of family structure where others relatives living in a home
Extended Family
33
A type of family structure state that birth order affect the delinquent behavior with delinquency more likely among the middle children than the first or the last.
Child birth order in the family
34
type of Family model were the father is the chief executive, the mother is yhe operating officer and the children are the staff.
Corporate model
35
type of Family model were the father is the head, the mother is the chief of the training and cheerleader
Team model
36
type of Family model were competition is the name of the game, winning is everything.
Team model
37
type of Family model were the father is the general, the mother is the guard duty and the children are the grunts.
Military model
38
type of Family modelwere the father is the rector or head master and the mother is the dorm counselor.
Boarding school model
39
type of Family model were the father is the producer and the mother is the stafe manager
Theatrical model
40
A Parenting style that are warm but firm, this parents deals with thier children in a rational issue oriented manner.
Authoritative Parents
41
These parents are not responsive to their children and show little warmth and support
Authoritarian parents
42
Giving a child a high degree of freedom to act as he or she wishes
Indulgent Parents
43
They are fairly unresponsive to their child and try to minimize the time and energy they must devote to interact with their child
Indifferent parents
44
Considered as the second home of a child
School
45
What is the P.D 603?
Child and youth Welfare code
46
It is the sum total of the rights of the parents over the person and property of their child.
Parental authority
47
it is the father and the mother shall exercise jointly just and resonable parental authority and responsibility over the legitimate or adopted children.
Joint Parental Authority
48
It is the sum total of the duties and obligations of the parents over their minor children.
Parental responsibility
49
A chid without the parent guardian or custodian for good cause desire to be relieved of his case and custody and is dependent for public support
Dependent child
50
One who has no proper parental care or guardship have deserted him for a period of at least 3 consecutive month
Abandoned child
51
One whose basic needs have been deliberately or inadequate attend neglect may occur in two days
Neglected Child
52
It occurs when a child is malnourished, ill, and without proper shelter
Physical neglect
53
It occurs when child is raped, seduced maltreated exploited overwork under streets or public places or exposed to drugs prostitution and other vices
Emotional Neglect
54
It is the legal act of entrusting a child to the care of department or any duly licensed child placement.
Commitment and surrender of child
55
Whose parents have been permanently and judicially depprive of parental authority, due to abandonment or repeated, abuse or incompetence to discharge parental authority.
Involuntary Commitment
56
A person whose parent knowingly and willingly relinquish parental authority to the department or any duly licensed agency.
Voluntary commitment