Free articles about the link between childhood trauma and violence
A study conducted by Quinlan et al. (2018) on the effects of bullying on the brain and involving the study of 682 teenagers required these young people to fill out questionnaires about the extent to which they experienced bullying. The study ran over a number of years (i.e. it was a longitudinal study) and each …
Domestic violence often involves a man physically abusing a woman on repeated occasions (although it can, of course, involve a woman assaulting a man or a partner assaulting a same-sex partner in the case of gay relationships). In this article, however, to save complications, I’ll use the conventional example of a man who attacks a …
Indirect Abuse: Effects On Children Of Witnessing Domestic Violence. Read More »
Image source: Bigstock Research has demonstrated that many serial killers have much in common when it comes to their childhood experiences. Below, I provide a list of the common characteristics they may sometimes share. It goes without saying, however, that people with many or even all of these characteristics will not invariably …
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Domestic violence can affect children in two ways: DIRECTLY and INDIRECTLY. Let’s look at each of these two categories: DIRECTLY : – the violence is DELIBERATELY aimed at the child with the INTENTION of causing him/her harm INDIRECTLY : – The child witnesses the violence in the household (e.g. sees the father beat …
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