gradual deviation or regression in human behavior from accepted social, moral or medical norms, leading to negative consequences for the individual or society. Behavioral impairment reflects an imbalance between a person’s psychological abilities and the demands of the environment and can result from inappropriate environmental, social, psychological, or educational factors. Causes of poor behaviour:
1) Environmental factors: living in a stressful or negative environment, such as poverty, domestic violence or an unfavourable school or work environment.
2) Social factors: negative peer influence, deviant groups, weak social control or lack of positive role models.
3) Psychological factors: psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, poor impulse control, or lack of self-understanding.
4) Educational and pedagogical factors: lack of proper behavioral guidance, lack of moral values, or use of strict or disparaging teaching methods.