Bad Behaviour -

: Peer groups significantly influence behavior. Exposure to "deviant" peers can normalize rule-breaking and lower individual academic expectations through a process of social compliance.

: Some research argues that "bad behavior" is a label often misapplied to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who may lack language-ability resources or feel "foolish" in traditional academic settings. 🏫 Impact on Institutions Bad Behaviour

Bad behavior often stems from a lack of and weak moral identity . In educational and social settings, several factors contribute to its development: : Peer groups significantly influence behavior

: Adolescents, in particular, are highly sensitive to status. Interventions often fail when they do not honor this need, leading to defiance as a way to reclaim perceived lost respect. Bad Behaviour