The Continuing Education and Development Centre at the University of Basrah organized a course about" in collaboration with the Educational Guidance and Psychological Counseling Unit of the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Basra, in cooperation with the University Communication Association, organized a cultural seminar about "Behavioral Deviations and their Impact on Administrative Corruption."

The seminar, which was attended by lecturers Murtadha Abdul Hussein Mohammed and Raed Abdul Fahd from the Economics Department, addressed several axes:

The first axis discussed the concept of behavioural deviations and administrative corruption, the individual's responsibility towards the concepts proposed therein.The second axis highlighted the behavioral reasons that lead individuals towards administrative corruption.The third axis explored possible approaches through which individuals can prevent behavioral deviations and administrative corruption.

At the end of the seminar, the presenter emphasised the necessity of the seminar and recommended the importance of individuals taking a firm and resolute stance against administrative corruption. This condemnation fosters immunity among others against accepting corruption and provides a healthy environment that rejects all forms of corruption. Moreover, avoiding publicizing administrative corruption in the media was considered one of the best remedies, as publicizing gradually became a means of social corruption. Additionally, practices such as integrity and righteousness, as well as refraining from negative competition in exploiting positions contrary to values, principles, and laws, were identified as effective measures in reducing administrative corruption.

Finally, one of the most effective means of addressing behavioral deviations and the harmful fear that implicates individuals in administrative corruption is a deeper and more impactful healthy fear in the individual's personality and psyche, which is the fear of God Almighty and the true motivation for righteousness