英文摘要 |
This study, based on the viewpoints of a general strain theory, a general of crime and differential association theory, attempted to find how negative relationships, low self-control, and deviant Peer would influence adolescent delinquency. Sample of the study consisted of 408 junior high school students from Chiayi. The regression technique was used to analyze the data. The results of this study found that: (1) negative relationships, and low self-control both related to deviant peer; (2) negative relationships, low self-control, and deviant peer had significant direct impacts on junior high school students deviant behavior; (3) there were mediating effect of deviant peer on the relationship between negative teacher-student relations and low self-control and adolescent delinquency. |