The stigmatization of not socially adapted. Determinants in resocialization work as a result of stigma in the Youth Education Center in Jaworek

Abstract

The socially maladjusted, especially children and adolescents who attend social rehabilitation institutions, are those who, experience certain emotions. It happens apart from evident developmental deficits that translate into the impairment of their skills and the desire to function properly in the society. The effects of these emotions have a significant impact on selfesteem and the way they think about themselves. Young people who have encountered negativity in their short lives, who have experienced a variety of failure and setbacks, have enormous problems with their own acceptance, and acceptance of reluctant to them (or at least prejudicefree) society. The social rehabilitation process directed to socially maladjusted young people, requires correction of their deficits and through the developmental and socialistic activities, it can help them to understand the world around and learn them how to work in it. The effectiveness of this process also requires the elimination of stereotypes and stigmatization of socially maladjusted, that prevent them from effective returning to the social sphere.