Violent_Effects_Of_Child_Abuse

Violent Effects Of Child Abuse  This paper will investigate the relationship between the observing, or being the recipient of, family violence by children, and consequential violent actions by these children. A survey was given to compare the attitudes of people with and without children, as well as determine if education, gender, age or income might affect student’s opinions concerning this issue. These opinions, along with a review of the literature indicate how much influence observation of violence within the family contributes to future violence by the observing child. The survey showed that students who have been abused, or have observed others being abused, saw a positive correlation between the former observations and future actions. Those who did not have this experience were less inclined to accept this theory. The literature also tended to validate this theory. INTRODUCTION In the past few decades, since the introduction of violent video games and increased explicit violence in movies and television, child abuse has increased dramatically. Several factors have contributed to this increase besides technology. children, violence, one, parents, abuse, females, child, students, agreed, three, strongly, males, survey, women, power, often, five, behavior, theory, surveyed, men, believed, because, abused, 17, two, spanked, sociology, six, should, review, physical, male, love, little