Social harm

Social-Pathology is a new concept that is taken from the biological sciences and is based on the analogythat scientists place between organic diseases and social harms.Social damage refers to any type of individual or collective action that does not fall within theframework of moral principles and general principles of formal and informal collective action of thesociety where the activists are active, and as a result, faces a legal source or moral and social stigma. Forthis reason, crooks try to hide their crookedness from the eyes of the observers of law, public moralityand social order; Because otherwise, they face legal prosecution, moral excommunication, and socialrejection (Abdolahi. (۱۵:۱۵, ۲۰۱۳).Social harms are real, legal, variable phenomena that can be controlled and prevented. Thecontrollability of social harms is their scientific knowledge in any comprehensive to answer theoretical,practical and practical questions from scientific ideas and findings produced in short and long planning.Time to properly deal with social harms makes treatment or prevention of their spread and emergencenecessary and important.