Anti-Social Behaviour Order

Introduction This essay examines the Anti-social behaviour Orders, that were implemented in the United Kingdom, and disputes the fact that it socially excludes already ostracized and disadvantaged persons within society. This is due that it only removes the problem behaviours from particular environments and doesn’t address the cause of the offending. Firstly, this essay will address antisocial behaviour orders and the will give a brief overview of there implementation and there indented outcome. It will then go onto discuss crime preventions theories that where taken into consideration when designing theses orders, such as developmental crime prevention, primary prevention and differential association. The essay will then review the detrimental…

have the potential to become an effective health promotion tool. The program incorporates a number of different health promotion (HP) strategies in order to assist in the process of our community’s ability to take control over, and improve their own health. Health promotion programs that incorporate multiple HP strategies into the design are more likely to be successful. Program Strengths Schizophrenia4 uses Social Cognitive Theory to ground the program, this is appropriate as program goal is…

explanation for criminal behaviour. Why do some people commit crime or engage in criminal behaviour and some don’t? How does one become a criminal and where do they learn the skills which enable them to commit a crime? Why do some people easily identify an opportunity to commit a crime whereas others wouldn’t know where to begin or even see a criminal opportunity? Crime is a social fact that exists in all societies across the world, yet levels of intensity and frequency vary depending on…

now balance their efforts between incapacitation and rehabilitation. Deterrence is also a minor factor resulting from the correctional goals. Modern corrections punitive treatment of offenders is justified for deterring others from engaging in criminal behaviour, however, the punishment of individuals is not necessarily useful in preventing recidivism (Edney, & Bagaric, 2007). A popular mode of rehabilitation has been the risk, need, responsivity model (RNR) in its attempt to reduce offender…

Social workers have to regularly deal with the dilemmas and ethics of dealing with people and working with an alienated youth is one such situation. The ethics of the situation can include the youth as the reasoning for a youth to require social work intervention before dealing with the friends behaviour is important as why haven’t they spoken of the behaviour or ‘coming out’ or at least attempted too. Has the client assumed discrimination and is now using the social worker to justify extreme…

schools. This is a positive factor because this means that the police are doing their jobs properly and so with this statistic, it could potentially be that they bring it right the way down, therefore it means less crime will be committed and everyone will be safer. Also in the 2015-2016 report, there was an 8 % reduction in anti-social behaviour in the 12 months up to June 30, 2015. This shows that the police are tackling and defeating more anti-social behaviour in trying to make the streets…

• Understand seriousness of bullying, both physical and emotional • Identify the procedures to be followed to report bullying easily, records to be maintained to evaluate the effectiveness of the approach or identify patterns of bullying. • Raises awareness through training. In order to follow the policy principles, identify legal responsibilities and defined actions to resolve and prevent problems. It also helps them identify the support for pupils including those with special needs or…

Discuss How Bullying Can Be Addressed In Schools Bullying is understood as the activity of aggressive or antisocial behaviour intended to physically or emotionally hurt another individual repeatedly (Olweus, 1999). Developmental psychologists have interpreted the intention of peer aggression as a means of gaining power over another individual (Berger, 2014). The reason for gaining power through bullying is the movement up rankings of a particular hierarchy that the individual bully may be…

‘normal’ in that certain people are predisposed to crime due to underlying personality and psychological traits. At the heart of psychological positivism are Freud’s psychoanalytic theories. Freud believed that our personality was made up of three systems; the Id (the pleasure principle) which aims to maximise reward and minimise punishment, the ego (the reality principle) which maintains the Id, and the super ego (the morality principle) which is where feelings of guilt come from. The super…

Since time began, race and ethnicity have been determining factors of how one is treated in the society. This is evident since the era of colonization where powerful states invaded less powerful ones and subjected them to their authoritarian rule. Quite significantly, the effects of race and ethnicity are still present even in the contemporary society. Though not demonstrated out in the open, discrimination due to race or ethnic background still exists. In order to capture the true picture of…