This document discusses youth delinquency in the Philippines. It defines delinquency as misbehavior that violates rules, customs, and traditions. It classifies delinquents as social, neurotic, asocial, or accidental. Common offenses committed by youth include stealing, truancy, vagrancy, and sexual aberration. Causes of delinquent behavior include social factors, personal problems, necessity, imitation, curiosity, ignorance, and disease. Important needs of youth are acceptance, security, independence, guidance, control, and love. Family-related issues like lack of harmony between parents and children can also contribute to delinquency.