The attitude of [the body of the text] to its cover has made children from childhood into selfishness, easy labor, arrogance, self-centered bad character and behavioural habits. In such families, particularly those that have lost their husbands, family income and standard of living have been reduced, the responsibility for educating their children has been placed on the side of the wife, together with the pressures of domestic work, time, energy, etc., and neglect of management and education. Thus, the physical and mental characteristics of minors are not in themselves a necessary reason for determining the commission of the crime. A significant part of the violence against minors in recent years has been caused by such psychological problems. In general, real self lags behind ideal self, and the inconsistency between the 17 pages of page 7 creates a contradiction of self-consciousness. The contradiction of minor self-consciousness usually manifests itself in two categories: over-self-evaluation, and over-low self-evaluation. This psychological desire to be independent and, in practice, the need to rely on parental conflict may fuel conflict between children and parents and widen the gap between generations. In this self-conclusion, minors are psychologically separated from adults and are reluctant to share ideas and feelings with each other, resulting in a sense of isolation. (3) during the period of sexual maturity and lack of morality, the sexual function matures, resulting in a strong sexual consciousness, exposure to the demands of the opposite sex, sexual desire and impulse. Although minors are not psychologically mature, their criminal behaviour is psychologically dominated. At present, criminal gangs of minors have a well-organized system, operational discipline and investigative measures, which have given rise to the emergence of mafia organizations. The second is the increasing use of modern techniques and techniques by minors who commit high-tech crimes. Page 2 according to this survey, the crime of minors has become one of the issues of greatest social concern. (i) the status and characteristics of juvenile delinquency (i) from the standpoint of the subject of the crime, the crime of juvenile delinquency is moving in the direction of underage. The third is the growing counter-detection capacity of minors, who are carefully deployed prior to committing crimes, who then forge scenes and destroy and transfer evidence. Such groups, if held and controlled by outlaws or as the age of their cadres grows, will evolve into organized and specialized criminal gangs of a mafia nature, with multiplier effects on society. Why the crime of a minor is so distinct from that of an adult. However, they lack the legal and moral responsibility and economic capacity to form and bear the family, which creates biological and social contradictions. However, this sense of isolation is not what they want, they want to be understood, they want to be with people, they want to have a place among people, and they want to be distinguished among their peers in order to preserve their self-esteem. In the real world, there are cases of strong counter-psychological and retaliatory attitudes resulting from strong dissatisfaction with strict parental discipline, leading to domestic violence and even filiation. Too much or too low self-evaluation often leads to two major psychological weaknesses in individual self-awareness-building: over-accumulation or over-representation. 2 excessive self-evaluation. However, the premature and unstable physical and mental development of this particular age group makes them vulnerable to the erroneous and negative effects of socialization, which in turn creates the possibility of criminal psychology and criminal behaviour. In addition, because of the incomplete family structure, which leads to an imbalance in emotional exchanges between family members and a lack of human relations, minors can easily develop negative character characteristics such as isolation, indifference, inferiority and rebellion. When such minors enter society, when their personal interests and needs cannot be met within normal limits, they are likely to have committed an offence in disregard of social morality and legal norms. Their early socialization through parental neglect, lack of parental guidance and supervision and low levels of self-understanding, lack of capacity to correctly distinguish between right and wrong, and their vulnerability to criminal psychology and to the path of criminal behaviour, induced and influenced by social ills. The poor living environment and surrounding conditions of the family, the professional and moral qualities of the surroundings, the administration of public order, the level of civilisation, etc. Are factors that affect the development of children, who are vulnerable to the influence of the youth in the surrounding area and who are subject to criminal behaviour. (2) the poor effectiveness of the legal system is also a major cause of juvenile delinquency as a result of poor and ineffective legal education in schools. When they cannot afford it, it is likely that they will go to extremes, through violence and so forth, causing violence and rape. The more closely connected people imitate each other, the more likely they are to be imitated and the greater the intensity of the imitation. In addition, some of the visual and documentary work is intended to attract viewers, to provide extensive coverage of criminal information about the nature of the mafia, the gangs of thugs, and to describe in excessive detail the motives for the crime and the process. Because of this hidden nature of the network itself, internet access is an ideal option for many minors who are in a period of psychological confinement to ease their internal stress and release their internal depression. When personal and social interests are in conflict, they are often difficult to reconcile, a situation that, if not corrected and directed in a timely and correct manner, may lead minors to abuse the interests of others by any means necessary to meet their own needs. The development of the sexual organs of minors and the gradual development of their sexual functions have led to psychological changes, increased curiosity and a strong sense of mystery and curiosity about their own biological changes, especially with regard to information about them. United states
