conduct, the way a person behaves, parenting, the activity of raising children, siblings, brothers and sisters, peer, a person of the same age or social group, degradation, the process of becoming worse or less respected, naive, lacking experience or good judgment, scope, the range or extent of something, initiative, a new plan or action intended to solve a problem, torment, to cause severe physical or emotional suffering, lawful, allowed by law; legal, citizen, a person who legally belongs to a country, widespread, existing or happening over a large area, offence, a crime or illegal act, community policing, a policing strategy where officers work closely with local communities, high-risk neighbourhood, an area with a high chance of crime or danger, stress-induced, caused by stress, violent behaviour, actions involving physical force intended to hurt others, family adversity, serious difficulties experienced by a family, family management, methods of improving family relationships and behaviour, behaviour pattern, a regular way of behaving, law enforcement, the system of police and other authorities responsible for enforcing laws, death penalty, the legal punishment of execution, crime prevention, actions taken to stop crime before it happens, crime deterrent, something that discourages people from committing crimes, root cause, the main underlying reason for a problem, chain reaction, a series of events in which each causes the next, stress hormone (cortisol), a hormone released by the body during stress, background, a person's past experiences or circumstances, rehabilitation, the process of helping someone return to a normal or productive life after problems such as crime or addiction, civilised, having a well-developed society with respect for laws and human rights

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