This article explores suggestion as an effective means of instilling specific views, stereotypes, and narratives by provoking emotions, influencing individual behavior, and shaping socio-legal interactions.
The article provides a theoretical and legal analysis of the definition of lawful behavior, an understanding of its criteria, types, mechanism of formation and implementation in modern circumstances. Lawful behavior as a type of social behavior is a complex process of human and law interaction. This interaction consists in the influence of law on the behavior of an individual who, guided by the value system established in his mind, chooses his own model of behavior.
The article analyzes the main reasons and circumstances that push citizens to commit crimes, as well as the conditions that arise in society and form certain reasons that lead to the commission of crimes.
The article deals with the issues of legal (lawful) and illegal (criminal) behavior in general and marginal behavior in particular. It is proved that the analysis of only one aspect of legal behavior (criminal) did not allow to fully consider all its sides, as well as to determine the main ways to combat offenses. Initially, lawful conduct was only the antithesis of illegal acts and could not reveal all its significance for society. Only in the 80s, the question of lawful behavior began to be studied more deeply.
The peculiarity of conformist nature of human behavior under conditions of socio-legal disorganization caused by the differentiation of public institutions, which contradicts the general principles of a particular social formation, is revealed. Great attention is paid to the state of society, which requires active, lawful action rather than passive and adaptive existence from a person.