Comunity problems luis javier
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The document lists major community problems such as crime, violence, and poverty. It then discusses different types of violations and anti-social behaviors like breaking laws, disrespecting others, verbal and physical abuse, bullying, hitting, theft, vandalism, and fire-setting. Finally, it states that understanding community problems is crucial for meeting community needs and finding solutions.
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- 3. Poor communication . Lack of respect for each other. Violation of each others rightsinfluence of the media.
- 4. Major community problems 1.Crime 2.Violence 3.Anti-social behavior 4.Poverty 5.Racism/discrimination 6.Unemployment
- 5. Violation of law, an activity against morality. a foolish and disgraceful act. Violation of the parking law Speeding Going through a red traffic light
- 6. Vi- verbal or physical agression Ve-cause of pain and suffering Ca-violence feelings and rage Vi-family violence Fa-bullying