CAUSES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN

Abstract

In this article, the authors consider the psychological characteristics of children who have experienced violence are the violation of the I concept, depression, sexual disorders, sadistic inclinations, the propensity to autoaggressive behavior, the propensity to suicide risk, difficultiesin interpersonal communication, feelings of guilt. The article substantiates the need for a systemic and integrated approach to solving the problem of domestic violence against children. The main task is to prevent and stop domestic violence. The authors examined historical aspects of the parent-child relationship within the framework of the Family Institute in order to reveal the causes and consequences of domestic violence and formulate priorities for the prevention of child abuse.