AI Article Synopsis
- The review examines the bioecological model as a framework for understanding adolescent antisocial behavior, emphasizing the influences of various environmental and social factors.
- Key variables discussed include family and peer backgrounds, antisocial attitudes, substance use, behavioral issues, education, community safety perceptions, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
- The findings support the bioecological model as an effective approach to comprehending the complexities of antisocial behavior among adolescents.
Article Abstract
This review analyzes the bioecological model of human development as a comprehensive framework of adolescent antisocial behavior. Variables such as family and peers with antisocial backgrounds, antisocial peer attitudes, alcohol consumption, offensive behavior, education level, perception of safety in the community, and attention deficit hyperactive disorder, are discussed. This review supports the bioecological model as a plausible framework for understanding antisocial behavior during adolescence.
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