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mode of behavior

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A child who is coerced into a predefined mode of behavior does not get a chance to fortify his or her ethical castle, which then may crumble on them in later life when confronted with a situation where they have to make a choice between good and evil.
Abstract This paper introduces the concept Societal Cultural Competence (SCC) from the perspective that cultural competence is experienced or displayed on a day-to-day basis when people from different ethnic/racial backgrounds as well as cultural groups freely exercise a workable mode of behavior when cross cultural situations occur during social interaction.
none of the above 5) The Kibbutz Resocialization Program is based on the assumption that for offenders to change their delinquent cognitions, identity and mode of behavior, they must be both physically removed from their former criminogenic environment and be exposed to a prosocial system of values and behaviors.
 
 
 
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