Social Well-Being of Juvenile Sex Offenders with Conduct Issues in Malaysia

Adolescents' ability to converse and form meaningful connections with others, as well keep up a social network that helps them avoid isolation, is greatly aided by their level of well-being. Juvenile delinquents conduct disorder exhibit more psychopathology commit serious crimes than those without diagnosis. However, it has been proven positive peer interactions lessen behaviour problems in adolescents where the negative teenagers can be diminishes increased support. To explore how juvenile sex offenders issues socialized peers, seven between age 14 17 were participated interviews. The data collected from two detention centers Selangor Perak, Malaysia, analysed using thematic analysis. This study found well-being includes interaction, peers support, closeness relationships, acceptance, sense belonging among centers. It concluded vital building emotional resilience issues. Positive allows move forward self-growth while regresses individual cognitive, socio-emotional development. findings demonstrated significance adolescents' well-being, which maintain health develop abilities centre.