英文摘要 |
Due to the rapid changes in information, life is filled with a variety of diverse and difficult to distinguish between true and false information and temptations. Is the behavior of students on campus affected? Under such premises, this research seeks to shed light on the tendencies and causes of deviant behaviors of high school students of Yunlin County. It will further tests the hypothesis Social Learning Theory of Criminal Sociology theory. The study collects self-report surveys from 1402 high school students of Yunlin County. It examines students' social-economical variables and attempts to test the explanatory power of Social Learning Theory through quantified data. The majority of participants share the following traits: 10th grade high school females with no history of being disciplined and receiving mostly As, two parents households in which both parents have either high school degree or equivalent of vocational training, median incomes where fathers tend to work in skilled trade while mothers work in other fields, and mostly in the lower middle class. In terms of social learning theory, the negative interpretation of the cognitive factors of punishment is the highest, and it has an explanatory power for the deviation behavior of high school students; Obtaining affirmation and self-confidence in clubs or volunteer activities, combining campus manpower to strengthen the efficiency of professional counseling, reducing students' frustration with extreme means, or making deviating behaviors worse. |