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Informal groups arising out of school differ from student groups in their

Informal groups arising out of school differ from student groups in their
tendency to self-isolation, to extreme isolation from adults, primarily from parents and teachers.

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By the nature of social orientation there are three types of informal

By the nature of social orientation there are three types of informal
youth groups:        1) prosocial, or socially positive ;
2) asocial, standing aside from the main social problems, closed in the system of narrow group values ​​;
3) antisocial, or socially negative, criminal groups.

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Asocial groups in which they are not yet committed, but as if

Asocial groups in which they are not yet committed, but as if
crimes are ripening, are called
crime groups.

The members of criminal groups, unlike the criminal ones, do not have a clear orientation on the commission of crimes, but often commit them in problematic, conflict situations or under favorable conditions.

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Antisocial subculture

These are various manifestations of a criminal lifestyle.

These include the hidden,

Antisocial subculture These are various manifestations of a criminal lifestyle. These include
secret character; opposition to existing norms in society; the rejection of socially useful goals; the presence of immoral, illegal group norms and sanctions. An antisocial subculture is manifested in language (jargon), tattoos, facial expressions, gestures, nicknames, oaths, and also in a clear status-role differentiation.

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Criminal groups

Criminal groups differ from other social groups in their goals, a

Criminal groups Criminal groups differ from other social groups in their goals,
particular public danger. They are characterized by a clear focus on criminal behavior. They are distinguished by illegal norms and prepared, organized commission of crimes. Therefore, such groups are also called criminal groups.

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A special phenomenon of the antisocial subculture is a mutual responsibility involving

A special phenomenon of the antisocial subculture is a mutual responsibility involving
mutual concealment and revenue in unseemly deeds. Under the influence of circular bail, juvenile offenders and young people often demonstrate "inflexibility" in court, which is used by more experienced criminals, avoiding responsibility.
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