Misconception happens on a daily basis, whether we notice we’re doing it or not. Our faulty thinking leads us to be inaccurate on a number of occasions. Have you ever assumed that a person from across the room has certain personality traits based on silly stereotypes? I believe we’re all guilty of doing so one time or another. It’s a common issue that our society has been challenged with, and unfortunately it raises conflict upon us all. Lately, it’s been a big ordeal in the media, with a large focus on policing. Policing is an extremely difficult job; you are always trying to get two steps ahead in every scenario, in hopes of having the upper hand in order to help out citizens and the community. In order to try and be ahead, misconception
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According to “A Closer Look At Youth and Crime In Canada”, our communities are extremely vulnerable to violent criminal activity by the younger generation. It states how the media plays a big role in the criminal behaviour, which creates a lot of frustration in the law enforcement officers. This read also examines that the most common type of crime committed by the youth, at crimes against property and Level 1 assault. Although these statistics don’t include gender or race, it proves that the youth are involved in a significant of …show more content…
There are many ways this can happen, beginning with parenting. Many parents allow their children a lot of freedom at a young age. As the kids grow up with not much parenting, they are more vulnerable to engage in corrupt activity. Another solution to keep teenagers busy is to have them stay in school. Maybe an incentive needs to be implemented in order to keep the youth inside the school walls. Let 's say all students that have attended class all week, maintaining a 70% average in every class will receive $50.00 every week. This will lead to the students completing homework, studying and going to bed at a decent hour of the night knowing they have to be in class at 8 am. If these solutions were used, and the amount of youth criminal activity decreased, then the last solution would be for the police to analyze all situations more thoroughly before acting, and possibly accusing an innocent kid at
According to “A Closer Look At Youth and Crime In Canada”, our communities are extremely vulnerable to violent criminal activity by the younger generation. It states how the media plays a big role in the criminal behaviour, which creates a lot of frustration in the law enforcement officers. This read also examines that the most common type of crime committed by the youth, at crimes against property and Level 1 assault. Although these statistics don’t include gender or race, it proves that the youth are involved in a significant of …show more content…
There are many ways this can happen, beginning with parenting. Many parents allow their children a lot of freedom at a young age. As the kids grow up with not much parenting, they are more vulnerable to engage in corrupt activity. Another solution to keep teenagers busy is to have them stay in school. Maybe an incentive needs to be implemented in order to keep the youth inside the school walls. Let 's say all students that have attended class all week, maintaining a 70% average in every class will receive $50.00 every week. This will lead to the students completing homework, studying and going to bed at a decent hour of the night knowing they have to be in class at 8 am. If these solutions were used, and the amount of youth criminal activity decreased, then the last solution would be for the police to analyze all situations more thoroughly before acting, and possibly accusing an innocent kid at