A longitudinal study of views of alleged perpetrators of antisocial behaviour on its definition and the success or otherwise of related interventions

研究问题--那些被视为反社会的人如何定义和感知与自己和他人相关的反社会行为？-反社会行为干预如何影响那些他们被用来对付的人？-从事反社会行为的人认为有效的干预措施(如果有的话)？-这些观念在反社会行为过程中如何改变？反社会行为在英国是一个越来越重要的话题(Millie，2009；Parr，2010)。反社会行为有各种各样的定义(Dwyer，2004；Mackenzie et.Al，2010；Millie，2009)。一些人将其定义为一系列有问题的行为，从噪音、动物或儿童滋扰到更严重的行为，如骚扰和虐待(Chesire和Bulga，2016)，还有一些人认为，只需通过不安的感觉就可以识别它(Mackenzie Et)。Al，2010)。缺乏明确的定义是很重要的，因为任何行为都可以被认为会引起某种形式的刺激或不安(Bagguley和Mann，1992；Mackenzie等人，2010；Millie，2009)。政客和部长们将反社会行为描述为社区自己认为的任何行为，尽管这可能会导致这样一种情况，即那些说话最大声的人可以定义他们的社区可以接受的行为(Brown，2013；Flint and Nixon，2006)。目前还没有调查肇事者对其社区反社会行为的看法的研究。

Research Questions- How do those who are seen as antisocial define and perceive antisocial behaviour, in relation to themselves and others?- How do antisocial behaviour interventions affect those they are used against?- What interventions, if any, do those engaged in antisocial behaviour see as effective?- How do these perceptions change over the course of the antisocial behaviour process?Antisocial behaviour is an increasingly important topic in the UK (Millie, 2009; Parr, 2010). Antisocial behaviour has wide ranging, varied definitions (Dwyer, 2004; Mackenzie et. al, 2010; Millie, 2009). Some define it as a range of problematic behaviour, ranging from noise, animal or children nuisance to more serious behaviours such as harassment and abuse (Chesire and Bulgar, 2016) and some argue it can be recognised simply by feelings of unease (Mackenzie et. al, 2010). This lack of clear definition is important as any behaviour could be argued to cause some form of irritation or unease (Bagguley and Mann, 1992; Mackenzie et al, 2010; Millie, 2009). Politicians and ministers have described antisocial behaviour as whatever communities themselves believe it to be, although this can lead to a situation where those who speak the loudest can define what is acceptable in their community (Brown, 2013; Flint and Nixon, 2006). There is currently no research investigating perpetrators' views of antisocial behaviour in their community.