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A union avoidance strategy involves an employer adopting both legal and illegal means to oppose unionization.
Persist in Violence
The continuation of aggressive or harmful behaviors despite negative consequences or attempts to stop, often examined in the context of crime or interpersonal conflicts.
Antisocial Influences
External factors or pressures that can lead an individual towards behaviors that are against societal norms, possibly violating laws or harming others.
Adolescent Behavior Problems
Issues and disturbances in behavior exhibited by teenagers as a result of various factors, including peer pressure, family dynamics, and hormonal changes.
Nonresident Father
A father who does not live in the same household as his children, affecting aspects of their development and family dynamics.
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