resistant conduct
[/rɪˈzɪstənt ˈkɒndʌkt/]
nounpl: resistant conducts
conduta resistente
1. behavior or actions that oppose, defy, or refuse to comply with authority, rules, or expectations
The student's resistant conduct during class made it difficult for the teacher to maintain order.
A conduta resistente do aluno durante a aula dificultou a manutenção da ordem pela professora.
2. in legal or institutional contexts, deliberate non-compliance or opposition to directives
The inmate's resistant conduct resulted in disciplinary action.
A conduta resistente do detento resultou em ação disciplinar.
3. psychological or behavioral opposition to treatment, change, or intervention
The patient's resistant conduct to medication hindered their recovery.
A conduta resistente do paciente em relação à medicação prejudicou sua recuperação.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'resistant conduct' is frequently used in educational, psychological, and institutional settings. In Brazil, it's commonly discussed in pedagogical frameworks and social services. In the USA, it's prevalent in clinical psychology, education, and criminal justice systems. The term carries connotations of intentional opposition rather than mere disagreement.
NYC Slang
acting out, being difficult, giving attitude, throwing shade
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