The features of the socio-psychological climate in collectives of healthcare institutions by Vezhnovets T.A.

“…There was proved that risk-behavior groups are also teenagers with deviant social behavior (3.14; 1.59-6.19), as well as non-medical college students (1.81; 1.47-2.23), the natives of rural areas (1.38; 1.11-1.71). …”
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MAKE-UP AND ALTERATION by Niels Helsloot

“…Feeling under the spell of a rule does not exclude deviant ways of going along. New 'appearances' can always be identified to earlier instances or be distinguished from them as we go along. …”
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Transitions within Swedish compulsory school: Problematisations in policy by Josefin Ånger

“…While improving possibilities to support students, these representations also risk labelling students in need of support as deviant and/or deficient. …”
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Main groups by risk behavior on HIV infection according to the analysis of youths’ preventive awareness. by O. Z. Detsyk, T. P. Basarabа

“…There was proved that risk-behavior groups are also teenagers with deviant social behavior (3.14; 1.59-6.19), as well as non-medical college students (1.81; 1.47-2.23), the natives of rural areas (1.38; 1.11-1.71). …”
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Addictive behaviour of students: Early detection experience and socio-psychological characteristics by A. V. Smirnov, L. A. Maksimova, I. A. Simonova

“…Today, there is an increase in the risks of involving minors in various forms of deviant behaviour, among the varieties of which addictive behavioural models are particularly dangerous. …”
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Sexualidades interditadas: loucura e gênero masculino Forbidden sexualities: madness and the male gender by Magali Gouveia Engel

“…By analyzing psychiatric records from that era, it explores the notion that sexual and affective behavior had little to do with the construction of male profiles deemed 'deviant' and/or 'pathological'. This reflection shifts the focus of analysis to the gender specificities that determine the various traits displayed in 'mental disturbances' attributed to certain sexual and affective behavior.…”
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Ethical attitudes of the future Russian officials and businessmen: Comparative analysis by A. A. Maksimenko, O. S. Deyneka, D. V. Krylova, E. V. Zabelina, E. A. Bulgakova

“…Existing university ethics training programmes often only strengthen relativistic views and form deviant behaviour in the future.Scientific novelty. …”
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A Hybrid Deep Learning Model to Accurately Detect Anomalies in Online Social Media by Darbaz M. Hussein, Hakem Beitollahi

“…Therefore, one of the most significant data analytic activities for identifying normal and deviant individuals on social networks is abnormality detection. …”
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Happy childhood: the search for an informative system of characteristics through the prism of eventfulness by Anna V. Kuchenkova, Svetlana N. Mayorova-Shcheglova

“…The results of a study devoted to identifying the potential of using information about childhood events to explain the subsequent perception of childhood as a happy one are presented. …”
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Juvenile system: Legal status of convicted persons in the Russian Federation and the Republic of Korea by Darya P. Vyshkvarka, Mikael N. Akhmedov

“…The Republic of Korea is known for its progressive methods of preventing and correcting deviant behavior among minors, such as rehabilitation centers and specialized courts. …”
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Identification of Anomalous Behavior Through the Observation of an Individual’s Emotional Variation: A Systematic Review by Monique S. L. S. Tomaz, Bruno J. T. Fernandes, Alessandra Sciutti

“…By examining the relationship between emotional shifts and deviant behaviors, the study sheds light on the challenges of detecting emotional anomalies and assesses the efficacy of various recognition methods. …”
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The effect of technological progress on the emergence of social deviations interpreted through the issue of alienation and technology dependency by Luknar Ivana M.

“…The paper is a step forward in identifying and understanding specific forms of deviant behaviour in a new social context, which have emerged due to technological development. …”
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The Sociological Study of the Eventfulness of Childhood: an Evidence-Based Design of Programs for Children and Youth by A. Yu. Gubanova, E. A. Kolosova, A. S. V. Konyashkina, S. N. Mayorova-Scheglova

“…From an array of 100 significant childhood events, those that are most relevant for designing various programs for children and youth (deviant childhood events, introduction to subcultural practices, mastering information and communication technologies, traditional practices of mastering culture) were selected to argue the evidence-based approach. …”
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Classification and Flooding Potential Assessment of Subbasins of a Tropical River Using Cluster Algorithms by Ajith G. Nair, R. Kiran

“…The subbasin 12 (< 1 km2) exhibits a deviant morphometric pattern likely due to its specific topographical and network characteristics. …”
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Everyday Corruption Practices of Young People in Argentina and Russia: the Experience of Comparative Analysis by I. A. Morayta, N. A. Pruel

“…Zaloznaya devoted to the issues of deviant behavior, motivation of action, practical sense and corrupt behavior. …”
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Understanding deviations from original equipment manufacturers’ maintenance recommendations: reasons, barriers, and benefits by Ahiamadu Jonathan Okirie, Mack Barnabas, Ewomazino Ejomarie, Asomie Stephen Asomie

“…Through qualitative evaluation of the response data, the research identified cost considerations and operational constraints as primary reasons for non-adherence to OEM guidelines. …”
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Noise correlations and neuronal diversity may limit the utility of winner-take-all readout in a pop out visual search task. by Ori Hendler, Ronen Segev, Maoz Shamir

“…To address this question, we conducted a modeling study to investigate how accurately the WTA mechanism can detect the deviant stimulus in a pop out task. We analyzed two types of WTA readout mechanisms: single-best-cell WTA, where the decision is made based on a single winning cell, and a generalized population-based WTA, where the decision is based on the winning population of similarly tuned cells. …”
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The outcasts, the sick, and the undead: atypical burials of the late medieval to modern greater Poland by Joanna H Bonczarowska, Joanna Wysocka, Beata Drupka, Nicolas Antonio da Silva, Ben Krause-Kyora, Marcin Krzepkowski

“…Abstract Past burial practices can provide insights into the social status of the inhumed and inform us of how the individuals were perceived by their community. Atypical or “deviant” burials may indicate that the deceased was considered an outcast, either due to disease, different provenance, criminal activity, or religious beliefs. …”
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Artistic time in D. Keyes’ novel Flowers for Algernon by Antonina V. Samoylova, Olga V. Spachil

“…The problems presented in Flowers for Algernon (1966) the novel by American writer Daniel Keyes (1925-2014), fall within the realm of existential questions of the 20th century: the meaning and purpose of human life, family and interpersonal relationships, the place of a deviant personality in society, the ethics of experimental science and medicine, empathy and compassion, and the role of science and knowledge, among others. …”
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RELATIONSHIP OF MOTIVATION FOR HEALTH WITH SOME RISK FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN COAL INDUSTRY WORKERS WITH OCCUPATIONAL PATHOLOGY by Игорь Петрович Данилов, Надежда Ивановна Влах, Дина Викторовна Пестерева, Наталия Яковлевна Панева, Татьяна Дмитриевна Логунова

“…Risk factors for cardiovascular disease were identified using the original questionnaire. Main results. …”
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