Characteristics, Causes and Prevention of College Students' Crime

Family is the cradle of children's physical and mental growth, and most people are with their parents, so family education affects and determines children's outlook on life, world outlook and values to a certain extent. At present, some families rely too much on school education and only pay attention to the intellectual development before entering the university, ignoring the cultivation of children's healthy personality. When children enter the university, some parents are more child-centered, indulgent and satisfied with all their desires, and pay little attention to their ideological changes and spiritual needs, leaving some delicate college students in a state of laissez-faire or self-centeredness. Some college students have developed the habit of being lazy, greedy for enjoyment, selfish and overbearing. Once they encounter a "fuse" on campus, their desires are not satisfied or frustrated, and they are prone to violent incidents. As makarenko, a famous educator, once said, "Children who are used to being like cattle and horses by their parents are either traitors to their families or tyrants of society." Therefore, family education has a profound impact on college students' crime. A large number of juvenile delinquency data show that family has the most direct relationship with juvenile delinquency.