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Human values

Misbehaviour

Misbehaviour

Broader

Behaviour-Misbehaviour

Problem

Television addiction

Heterosexual infection of women with AIDS

White-collar crime

Unhealthy behaviour

Sexual immorality

Proscribed thinking and behaviour

Excessive dependence on computer models of complex system behaviour

Disruptive passenger behaviour

Disorderly conduct

Adult subthreshold autism

Abusive behaviour modification

Abuse of sedation for behaviour modification

Unethical Internet practices

Unenforced behaviour standards

Offences involving danger to the person

Interpersonal violence

Insubordination

Dysfunctional behaviour under stress

Disruptive behaviour in institutions

Contempt for traditional atttitudes to nature

Unparliamentary behaviour

Unimaginative social behaviour

Unconscious patterned behaviour

Temperature aggression

Psychogenetic constraints on behaviour

Negative influence of peer groups

Irresponsible members of international organizations

Immunosuppressive risk behaviour

Dysfunctional behaviour in captive animals

Disruptive behaviour in schools

Disruptive behaviour in health rehabilitation institutions

Disordered behaviour in children

Discriminatory unwritten codes of behaviour

Dependence of government revenue on substance abuse

Confusion of mental disorder symptoms

Strategy

Researching adolescent sexual health

Living sustainable lifestyles

Educating for marriage and family life

Decreasing antisocial behaviour

Studying animal behaviour

Using imaginative social behaviour

Teaching animal behaviour

Taking medically risky behaviour

Supporting irresponsible behaviour

Studying relationship of humans and pets

Studying eating

Studying dysfunctional behaviour in captive animals

Studying behaviour

Structuring tradition of sexual behaviour

Stamping out sexual immorality

Shifting juvenile behaviour habits

Setting precedents for responsible civic behaviour

Setting pre-determined context for socially acceptable behaviour

Selecting appropriate behaviour in the young

Restricting interpretation of behaviour

Respecting traditional modes of behaviour

Resisting interference with individual behaviour

Researching opinions, behaviour and attitudes

Researching increase in antisocial behaviour due to television

Researching consumer attitudes

Researching anti-social behaviour of university students

Researching anti-social behaviour

Requiring observance of behavioural standards

Requiring context for sexuality

Requiring context for behaviour

Requiring civic accountability

Requiring change in nonconforming social behaviour

Requiring adherence to behaviour pattern

Reinforcing behaviour patterns in the young

Reducing proscription of thinking and behaviour

Reducing medically risky behaviour

Reducing incidence of criminal behaviour

Reducing immunosuppressive risk behaviour

Reducing disruptive behaviour in schools

Quelling malicious behaviour

Providing social principles for behaviour

Providing grounding for maintenance of social acceptable behaviour

Prosecuting dangerous behaviour

Promoting healthy lifestyles

Preventing excesses in individual behaviour

Maintaining ethical standards

Keeping traditions meaningful to modern life

Increasing antisocial behaviour

Imposing attitudes

Identifying behaviour dangerous to health

Humanizing behaviour

Guiding behaviour

Guarding standards of sexual behaviour for teenagers

Guarding standards of sexual behaviour for children

Guarding standards of sexual behaviour for adults

Expressing gender nonconformity

Exploiting differences in sexual activity

Expanding monitoring networks on natural cycles

Examining forces that drive consumption

Establishing patterns of sexuality

Enforcing behaviour

Encouraging creative demonstration of sexuality

Embodying foundational images of socially responsible behaviour

Eliminating immorality

Discouraging behaviours carrying negative externalities

Disciplining behaviour by member states

Deterring criminal behaviour

Demanding accountability to social guidelines

Demanding acceptable behaviour in the young

Defining unacceptable social behaviour

Correcting unhealthy behaviour

Claiming intimidation

Checking destructive behaviour

Checking behaviour

Changing behaviour

Changing basic covenantal understandings

Avoiding dangerous behaviour

Assimilating interpretation of social guidelines

Assessing environmental consequences of human attitudes

Approving dangerous behaviour

Allowing broad participation in establishment of social acceptable behaviour

Accepting consequences of personal situation

Abolishing unethical behaviour by government leaders

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(D) Destructive values

Subject

Societal problems » Crime

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

D4011

DOCID

11440110

D7NID

193319

Last update

Dec 2, 2024