Prompt: Recent figures show an increase in violent crime youngsters under the age of 18. Some psychologists claim that basic reason for this is that children these days aren't getting the social and emotion learning they need from parents and teachers. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In today's modern world, there are so many intractable problems associated with the prevalence of crimes committed by the youth. Some scientists feel that the underlying reason behind this complicity is the lack of moral support from parents while some are at odds with this position claiming that there are other factors which urge the youngsters to conduct in a bellicose way. Ċ It is reported by some authorities that the number of crimes committed by juvenile delinquents is on the increase. First of all, evident is the fact that the children who are not under the supervision of adults are more likely to commit a crime than any other people. Hence, parents, who are responsible for taking care of their child, are to blame for this inconvenience. Furthermore, if parents limited the youth's freedom to some extent, by lifting restrictions on decadent activities, children would never perform wrongdoing actions. Ċ In addition, what motivates the teenagers to behave maliciously are the fictional characters shown on films being produced on a large-scale. Watching the barbaric actions performed by actors, the youngsters' behavior will, of course, deteriorate spontaneously. Naturally, dealing with the companies that produce these kinds of films is the remit of the government rather than the individuals. Thus, I believe that the government is also responsible for children's involvement in crime. Ċ By way of conclusion, I firmly believe that the basic reason for aforementioned issues is the lack of long-term moral support and the absence of parents in growing up a child