yes
The same type of behavior that you would not do in any Western country, you should not do in Spain such as, but not limited to: defacating on the sidewalk, pretending to shoot random people with a gun, pull pranks on people that you do not do, harass other people, mow over pedestrians when you drive, and to be genuinely disrepectful.
No. That would be considered harrassment.
Deviance can best defined as any departure from the commonly societal norm. It should be noted that what a psychologist or sociologist considers to be deviant, is not always viewed as negative, and the concept is used by social scientists in a totally different way that by most. A good example of this would be homosexuality or cross dressing, these behaviors are "deviant" in that they deviate from the societal norm, but they are not considered to be negative or harmful things by most clinicians or researchers.
When the information that the email would hold is irrelevant to the people in the workplace
When the information that the email would hold is irrelevant to the people in the workplace
Anything that would put you in danger is unacceptable - like running around and playing and cutting up and not following directions.
Unacceptable living quarters comprises of the following: Filthy: Dirty, not clean, unhealthy, and where children might catch a disease. Unsanitary: Where children roam around sometimes in their own feces or with animals who are not clean. Unsafe: Where children can get hurt in the course of living there as anybody else would.
Learn the hierarchy in the workplace.
Yes you can if ANYONE complains about it, even if it is only someone who observed the behavior. It would not be considered appropriate workplace behavior.
where would you go to in the workplace to find appropriate authority to be involved in medication
Confidentiality is an integral part of the workplace. You would not want to prevent that.