Deviation as a threat to social security

the article discusses issues that correspond to such a specialty from the list of the Higher Attestation Commission as «5.4.4. Social structure, social institutions and processes (sociological sciences)». The article is devoted to the consideration of such an actual concept of sociology and psychology as «deviant behavior», which acts as a social process affecting the social structure of society in a negative way. The authors set out tasks to address the history of the issue, approaches to classifying deviant behavior, consider the consequences of deviant behavior for the social structure of society, and provide recommendations on how to prevent deviations. The article uses a method for analyzing types of deviant behavior, as well as threats to social security. The authors trace the relationship between social disorganization and deviant behavior, which is very important for the current state of our society in the light of the practical application of knowledge about deviations to prevent them and minimize destructions in the event of such behavior. The article concludes that by implementing appropriate measures to prevent deviant behavior (both at the state, public and personal levels), negative consequences can be avoided and threats to social security can be prevented.

sociological concepts, deviant behavior, social security, threat, social well-being, dependence, deviation, prevention