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          <dc:title>A Study on Juvenile Delinquents in Nget-Aw-San Boys' Training School Vol.4( SOE WUTTYE HTOO, 2012)</dc:title>
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          <dc:description>The survey conducted in Nget-Aw-San Boys' Training School revealed interesting results&#13; pertaining to juvenile delinquency . The study concerns itself with a sample of 100 juvenile delinquents randomly selected from four hostels in Nget-Aw-San Boys' Training School. The survey was carried out through a pre-coded questionnaire, administered to four hostels with the assistance of the responsible persons in this training school. A large number of respondents are between the age of 16 and 18 years. Most of the respondents (43.0%) come from semi-urban of Yangon and almost all are Myanmar Buddhists. Among the 100 respondents, 10 respondents have never attended school and nearly one fourth (22.0%) of the remaining 90 respondents only has the primary level education. Furthermore, the majority of the respondents (50.0%) come from intact families that have faced the domestic violence . Most respondents (70.0%) committed theft case. Among 100 respondents, (30.0%) of them committed theft case because of financial difficulty and another (30.0%) committed theft case due to the peer influence.</dc:description>
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