—v. 1 refuse to have social or commercial relations with (a person, country,et cetera (и так далее)). 2 refuse to handle (goods). —n. such a refusal. [Capt. Boycott, so treated from 188др.- еврейское и т. п. ]
... . expressions expressing resentment , dissatisfaction ; criticism , aggressive posture , pressure , threats , verbal .boycott , ostracism , physical violence Punishment , as a rule , is directly directed against specific violations ... (Sociology)
... be caused by a. family member 's addiction to drugs or alcohol , joining a.religious sect , declaring a boycott by parents to each other , etc . The influence of the mother on the development of the. child is fundamental ... (Developmental Psychology and Developmental Psychology)
... .members of the community about the danger of blabbering , uncovering the. planned violation of the regime ; to call for a boycott .in relation to the educator , the teacher in the class or. the examiner In modern conditions , "Kaspern " as an independent ... (Criminal psychology)
... ) and preventing such cases , identifying and exposing .simulants and aggravants , announcing to them public distrust and boycott are. necessary conditions for the system of preventing aggravation and simulating .diseases as deviant behavior Despite ... (Criminal psychology)
... ) of positively-minded adolescents and young men over negatively minded ; applying . moral condemnation and boycott to them , etc In cases where there is no delay , those who violate . the regime ... (Criminal psychology)
... perception , which is. expressed primarily in their discernment of the shape of objects This was proven in the experiments of B B Boycott and J Z Young It turned out that octopuses can not only perceive the. shape of objects ... (Comparative Psychology and Zoopsychology)
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