CAPACITY BUILDING ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR A PAPER PRESENTED BY: Sulaiman Abdullahi Albaji @ GREAT HEIGHTS ACADEMY KADO ESTATE ABUJA INTRODUCTION People’s understanding of what constitutes social and anti-social behaviour (ASB) is determined by a series of factors. As a result, what may be considered anti-social behaviour to one person can be seen as acceptable behaviour to another? The subjective nature of the concept makes it difficult to coin up a single definition. In a nut shell, anti-social behaviour means: Acting in a manner that causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons ( as the defendant(s) ) While social behaviour is the otherwise.’ Cameron (1998) reviews classifications of problematic pupil behaviour in schools, and of strategies and techniques employed to address these behaviours. As part of this, he proposes a grouping of anti-social behaviour into five categories: § aggressive behav...
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