Dit zijn woorden examples gerelateerd aan truancy. Klik op een woord om naar de detailpagina van het woord te gaan. Of, ga naar de definitie van truancy.
These difficulties include poor academic motivation and school failure, depressed mood, school truancy, and delinquency.
Delinquency was operationalized in terms of the total frequency of various deviant behaviors ranging from truancy at school to violence intending serious injury.
This construct was based on youth, caretaker, and teacher reports of the youth's truancy.
Typical disruptive behaviors are serious and persistent disobedience, frequent lying, aggressive behaviors, minor forms of theft, truancy during elementary school, and early substance use.
In addition, the following risk factors contributed: high tobacco use, high alcohol use, high drug selling, high interpersonal callousness, and high truancy.
Examples of status offenses include truancy, repeated running away from home, and repeated use of intoxicating beverages.
This failure often indicates either chronic truancy or delinquent behavior on the part of the adolescent.
The authority conflict pathway applies to boys up to age 12 years, because after that age truancy becomes more common.
For example, there are increased cues for interactions that promote peer-group acceptance or authority conflict (such as truancy) during the adolescent years.
Some parents did not tolerate truancy and found fault with it.
In neither case are these extremes: very few respondents even with the highest rates of relocation have very low scores or report very frequent truancy.
Interpersonal callousness is often already apparent in childhood, while tobacco use and truancy often become apparent in late childhood or early adolescence.
Five of the six factors were deviant child behaviors (such as high tobacco and alcohol use, drug selling, interpersonal callousness, and truancy) while the remaining factor was high peer delinquency.
Finally, girls with early conduct problems were more prone to problems with school authorities such as school truancy, compared to girls with low rates of early conduct problems.
Parallel to the measure of truancy, sample members were also asked whether over the past year they had been suspended from school for any reason.
