英文摘要 |
With the development of today's information media, electronic products and networks, the convenience of living has increased, and more criminal incentives have been hidden, which has also affected the campus learning environment of students; the motivation of this research; I hope to understand Yunlin County through actual questionnaires The tendency of high school vocational students to engage in deviating behavior and its influencing factors, and verify the explanatory power of the strain theory of the sociological theory of crime. This research is based on the quantitative analysis of collects self-report, the study of the relationship between adolescents' deviance behavior with the strain theory, and a survey of 1,402 high school students in the daytime department of Yunlin County. The study found that the explanation of the various variables of the strain theory for high school students 'deviating behaviors has an overall R² value of .108, which indicates that each variable can explain the 10.8% variation of high school students' deviating behaviors. An independent test was performed after the test. The coefficient estimation results indicate that frustration has the highest explanatory power, and each additional unit of standard deviation results in an increase in deviation behavior of .277 standard deviation units, indicating that students with higher frustrations have deviation behavior The higher the degree. Study results indicate the strain theory offers salient explanations to students' deviant behaviors. Research suggests that beside academic progress, it is critical to offer a variety of support channels at both home and school environment. Such measure would reduce students' extreme ways of dealing with frustration and to prevent worsening of deviant behaviors. Furthermore, in conjunction with campus staff support and counseling services, schools should provide multiple avenues, either through student organization or volunteer work, to strengthen students' sense of affirmation and confidence. |