Delinquent Behavior
Dimension 895 of 1,100 · Health Lens
Delinquent Behavior measures the extent to which an expression reflects rule-breaking, antisocial, and trouble-seeking behavior, including theft, aggression, impulsive misconduct, truancy, and disregard for consequences or authority. It encompasses both specific unlawful acts and a broader pattern of rebellious conduct that invites punishment or police involvement.
evidence final name · Trouble Bad
Minimal Delinquent Behavior
Expressions activating this band contain little clear evidence of a stable pattern of rule-breaking and may only reference isolated offenses or legal wrongdoing in a fragmentary way. The content suggests the floor of delinquent conduct rather than a developed behavioral style.
Low Delinquent Behavior
Expressions activating this band describe concrete acts of theft, burglary, robbery, or other criminal activity, usually as specific incidents or offense-related details. The conduct is overtly unlawful but presented more as discrete acts than as a pervasive rebellious style.
Moderate Delinquent Behavior
Expressions activating this band reflect a broader pattern of misconduct marked by arguing, impulsive action, social trouble, risk taking, stealing, or destructive acts such as fire-setting. The behavior appears as recurring disregard for rules and consequences across everyday situations.
High Delinquent Behavior
Expressions activating this band portray persistent disruptive and impulsive misconduct, including fighting, bullying, truancy, troublesome behavior, and dangerous acts done without checking or thinking ahead. The pattern is socially visible and regularly creates conflict with peers, teachers, or other authority figures.
Severe Delinquent Behavior
Expressions activating this band center on entrenched rebelliousness and repeated trouble-making, especially habitual truancy, indifference to getting into trouble, and behavior likely to draw disciplinary or police attention. The conduct is experienced as a sustained delinquent pattern rather than occasional misbehavior.
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Minimal Trouble Bad: Content characterized by deception, aggravated, identity, and related themes. Expressions activating this band reflect trouble bad at this level.
Emerging Trouble Bad: Content characterized by begging, main, identity, and related themes. Expressions activating this band reflect trouble bad at this level.
Elevated Trouble Bad: Content characterized by trouble, bad, fights, and related themes. Expressions activating this band reflect trouble bad at this level.
Severe Trouble Bad: Content characterized by trouble, dead, kids, and related themes. Expressions activating this band reflect trouble bad at this level.
