Digital transformation has change pattern interaction social generation young and present room social new potential? give impact positive and negative. Research This aim analyze digital transformation and behavior deviate generation young in perspective pathology social in Karumbu Village, District Langgudu, Bima Regency. Research use approach qualitative with type study descriptive. Subject study is generation young users digital technology, whereas informant consists of on generation young people, parents, teachers, figures community, religious leaders, youth leaders, and government officials designated village? purposively and can developed through snowball sampling. Data is collected through interview in-depth, observation, and documentation, then analyzed using the interactive model of Miles, Huberman, and SaldaƱa through data condensation, data presentation, and withdrawal and verification conclusion. Data validity is carried out through triangulation sources and techniques. Research results show that digital transformation has make telephone smart and social media as part important in life social generation young, especially in communication, search information, entertainment, and formation relation social. However, the use of controlled, influence group peers, exposure digital content, as well as weakness mentoring can bring up behavior that is considered deviant, such as use technology in a way excessive, neglect not quite enough answer social media, conflicts on social media, and communication that is not in accordance with the norm. Findings analyzed through Differential Association theory, theory Control Social, and perspective pathology social. Research novelty lies in the concept of Dual Social Space, namely interaction between room social local and space digital social that shapes the negotiation process values in generations young. Research conclude that behavior deviate No is consequence direct technology, but rather results interaction between technology, group peers, family, values and norms, and mechanism control social
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