Youth Violence: Identify the Cause and Work Towards Prevention

Introduction According to Merriam-Webster's online dictionary, violence means the application of physical strength to cause injury and abuse. Violence is usually a behavioral response that children are taught to achieve their goals. On the other hand, violence may be a routine and automatic way to deal with the stress situation of a particular child (Young Violence and Suicide Prevention Group 1999). Your violence is an ancient matter, and in many cases is a question that is calling a lot of debate.

Youth violence is beyond fashion. Many young people visit the emergency room due to violence. Murder is the second leading cause of death for young people and young people. Attitudes towards guns and violence will solve the love for today's youth violence. It is a simple scale covering four different fields. Trials were made in at least two different fields. - Children are dying, and their parents often do not know what their children are involved in until they are too late. Due to the increase of social violence, today's young people have a big burden. When young people observe day-to-day violence, why society should not become so violent so violently should be a problem and cautious about how society should reduce youth violence.

But what is the cause of teenage violence, and how do you prevent it? A new report by American psychologists will explore these problems by studying the various risk factors that enable youth violence. Written by Ohio State University's Brad Bushman and the researcher team, the report explores the root cause of antisocial violence often occurring in childhood due to family and environmental factors. All family influences such as child abuse and neglect, witnessing domestic violence, parents 'rigidity and refusal, parents' oversight of improper parents showing early aggressive signs are all related to youth violence I will. On the other hand, good parenting and warmth, loving relationship and close supervision will protect children growing in criminal communities and avoid potential risks such as drug abuse and dangerous behavior It helps.

How do you prevent juvenile violence? Scientific efforts at the US Department of Disease Control and Violence Prevention and Management are aimed to answer this question and have learned some basic lessons. First we know that we should rely on a proven strategy that has been scientifically evaluated and proved to produce desirable results. We call evidence of this validity. (For more information on understanding the evidence, please check our "Guidelines for Evidence"). Secondly, we know that effective ways to prevent youth violence are comprehensive. Regardless of risk, we will provide a strategy that focuses on groups that are active at individual, family, school and community levels, change behavior, provide preventive services to all groups, and experience risks . Individuals will influence and influence the relationships, communities, societies they live in.