4.Today there is a great increase in antisocial personal behaviour such as committing a crime. What are the cause of this? Who should be responsible for this problem?

The widespread problem of anti-social behaviour and disrespectful attitudes towards others has long been a major topic of concern in society. Some of the major culprits of

this

problem will be discussed before the most important solutions are presented. The reasons for

this

alarming situation vary. In some cases, people may hold anti-social attitudes or show disrespect towards others because they live in an environment where violence and discrimination are the norms.

For example

,

children

of sexist

parents

in rural families in Vietnam, irrespective of their gender, show a worrying tendency to disrespect women. In some other cases, it is a lack of parental guidance

that is

to blame. As modern

parents

become increasingly busy with their jobs, they may develop a tendency towards being indifferent to

children

's education. When there is no one to help young

children

distinguish between what is good and what is bad, ill-mannered attitudes may emerge and develop among them without being controlled. A number of definite actions could be taken to mitigate the issue. At a national level, the most apparent solution is to decrease violence and discrimination. Since

this

would be a significant action, it is essential that both voters and legislators take responsibility for their actions. Together, they could call for stricter enforcement of laws against violent and discriminatory acts to prevent them from occurring.

Furthermore

, at a nuclear family level,

parents

should not underestimate the importance of providing guidance to their

children

.

For instance

, if teachers notice any signs of antisocial or insolent behaviour in

children

, they should provide them with negative evaluations of these behaviours. At the same time,

parents

could

also

educate their

children

about social manners by instilling a pro-social sense in them. These actions,

although

small, can have a significant impact on

children

as they grow up.

To conclude

,

it is clear that

violence, discrimination, and the indifference of

parents

towards their

children

's education are major catalysts for an increase in anti-social behaviour and disrespect towards others. Strong measures,

such

as stringent law enforcement against violent and discriminatory acts, must be taken to alleviate

this

distressing situation.