Young people who live in poverty and disadvantage may develop what has been called " ," which includes a greater willingness to commit violence.
A) alienation
B) malaise
C) social anxiety
D) the code of the street

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The term "the code of the street" refers to a set of informal rules governing interpersonal public behavior, including violence, within communities or groups living in poverty and disadvantage. It explains how young people in such environments may develop norms and behaviors that include a greater willingness to commit violence as a means of gaining respect or resolving disputes.

Young People Who Live in Poverty and Disadvantage May Develop