英文摘要 |
"This study mainly explores the factors that affect deviant behaviors and online misbehaviors of adolescents. The research data is taken from the original data of a survey on the living conditions of children and adolescents in one northern county in 2015, with law cognition and welfare needs as independent variables, parental support and friend support as an intermediate variable, structural equations are used for data analysis. The purposes of this study include investigating the causes of youth deviancy and their online misbehaviors, comparing the difference between male and female, and providing suggestions for practitioners in practical works. The results show that deviant behaviors of adolescents are affected by law cognition and friend support, and online misbehaviors of adolescents are affected by law cognition and welfare needs. In addition, different genders also have significant differences in the path of influence. Accordingly, schools should provide law-related courses and information to young people to avoid deviant behaviors and online misbehaviors, so that the youth understand the consequences of their risky behaviors. In addition, young people’s interaction with their peers has to be paid attention in order to avoid peer instigation and participation in deviation behaviors. For youth’s online misbehaviors, it properly links to the youth’s various welfare resources. Practitioners should understand the problems that they encounter in their lives and online spaces, and provide appropriate assistance to reduce their online misbehaviors. In terms of gender differences, parents and teachers should pay attention to the friendship status of girls in order to avoid being influenced by their peers’deviancy, but parents’excessive intervention may lead boys’deviant behaviors." |