conduct is a manifestation of the way an individual or group behaves before society, based on the beliefs, cultures, moral and ethical values that follow.
Usually this manifestation is related to the way someone behaves, which can be a good manifestation (positive behavior) or bad (negative behavior). Thus, these manifestations are forms of expression of social conduct.
Examples:
“Jeiza always had a good behavior at work”.
"By acting this way, Marco only shows a bad example of conduct."
"This is the most appropriate approach to take in these situations."
The conduct is also carried out according to the set of moral and ethical rules of a certain group of people. is the call code of conduct. This set of rules is commonly used by companies, organizations, professional classes or social groups.
In the field of Psychology, it is common to associate conduct with a certain type of attitude characteristic of a group with psychological, neurological or psychiatric syndromes or conditions.
Conduct can also refer to the act of driving or transporting passengers or objects from one place to another.
Examples:
“Fabio who led me here”.
"Fernando took Clara to the hospital."
conduct in law
In Labor Law, the conduct incontinence, for example, is a mechanism provided for in art. 482, b, of the CLT and consists of a set of reasons that can lead an employee to be dismissed for just cause.
In the work environment, conduct incontinence is characterized by behaviors considered inappropriate or inconvenient, which are incompatible with a professional environment.
Some examples of incontinence of professional conduct are: disrespect with co-workers, non-compliance with company norms and inappropriate behavior in the workplace.
THE unblemished conduct it is also a very common concept in the legal field. It refers to honest behavior, characterized by attitudes based on ethics and integrity.
commissive conduct it is also an expression used in law. It serves to characterize an act that is defined by a concrete action that was performed.
For example, criminal conduct crimes are those in which the individual commits an action that is prohibited by law. That is, there is a prohibition of a certain conduct but, contrary to the law, the agent practices it.
crime of mere conduct
In Criminal Law, the crime of mere conduct is one in which there is no concrete result of an action. Thus, the law does not determine a punishment for the consequence of the act, but for its performance. In this way, the offense is consummated at the time the conduct is committed.
For example: the possession of a gun is defined as a crime of mere conduct, that is, the situation of carrying a gun is enough for the individual to respond for this act, regardless of using it or not. The crime is provided for in art. 14 of Law No. 10.826/2003 - Disarmament Statute.
Synonyms of conduct
The term may be replaced by synonyms such as: performance, manner, action, size, role, act, attitude, manners, norm, proceeding, procedure and behavior.
See also the meanings of Ethic and moral and Attitude.
