Causes and Effects of Violence in Children

Recent studies have shown that the relationship between children and violence is rising. In fact, the article "Children and violence" states that as many as 10 million children are witnessing or being victimized each year in families, schools and communities across the country. Child violence acts greatly on child development and affects emotional growth, cognitive development, physical health and school performance. Increasing exposure to child violence suggests that children are at a higher risk than anticipated.

Violence at home has a big impact on the whole family. The use of violence at home to resolve conflicts adversely affects children in their lives. Violence has physical, psychological, and emotional influences. More than half of under-age children in domestic violence protection facilities show clinical anxiety or posttraumatic stress disorder, Graham-Bermann (1994). Violence is a bad wind and there is no benefit. Violence will affect everyone. Children in violent families have problems at school. It is difficult for them to concentrate on learning and degrade performance. They would rather stay at home than go home. They are in danger of being infringers, drug abusers or dropouts. The relationship with others is difficult.

157 In the past decade, the impact of domestic violence on children has been well documented. These effects include posttraumatic stress disorder, increased risk of depression and anxiety, aggressive behavior, and difficulty in complying with authority. Suzanne A. Kim, restructuring of family privacy, 57 HASTINGS LJ 557, 561 - 62 (February 2006) Cities and countries across the country are aware of the serious impact of violence against children, We are taking measures. ID 557. New York City is attempting to formulate a policy within the child care management office of the city's Child Welfare Research Institute that children themselves are subject to abuse regardless of whether the children are themselves or not. Annette · M · Gonzalez and Linda · M · Rio Reichmann, 39 years old, representing children in a civil lawsuit involving domestic violence at ID 559 - 61. L. 197, 198 (Spring 2005)

The influence of domestic violence on children is the fact that one of their parents plays an important role in the happiness and development of children witnessing violence abusing domestic violence among other parent families It is due to. In the Philippines in 2009, it is estimated that from 7 million to 14 million children are experiencing domestic violence, about 3.3 million children are receiving domestic violence every year. Children who have witnessed domestic violence at home should be 15 times more likely to be condemned, living in constant fear and being a victim of abuse. A careful observation during the dialogue will warn the healthcare provider of the need for further investigation and intervention such as dysfunction in the fields of physiology, behavior, emotion and social life, as well as assistance of early intervention and child victims it can.