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Effects Of Parental Violence In Boys & Girls
Pushing, choking, slapping or threatening with a gun or knife by parents or a parent's intimate partner! We are not talking about any movie scene; it is about real life. Violence at home can affect girls and boys differently, say a new research.
"While girls tend to internalise their exposure to such violence, boys are more inclined to act out aggressively," said the study's lead investigator Megan Holmes, assistant professor at the Case Western Reserve University in the US.
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One of the main reason for a child's aggressive behaviour and immature social skills in areas such as assertiveness, cooperation, responsibility and self-control is due to their bad experience form home itself. Differences in how boys and girls reacted to viewing violent episodes depend on many factors. "The exposure occurring when the child was of school age predicted poor social skills for girls but not for boys," Holmes said.
The findings suggest school-age (kindergarten) girls are more likely to struggle with the social skills. An improvement in this is important for them to interact with others and succeed in school.
Meanwhile, boys were more likely to display aggressive behaviour starting in pre-school as a result of their exposure to the violence."This aggression tends to isolate them and prevent healthy interactions with other children," Holmes added.
Here are some of the common effects of parental violence on both boys and girls.
Emotional
Domestic
violence
effects
on
children
are
more
towards
their
emotional
side.
Grief
for
family
and
personal
losses,
shame,
guilt,
fear
of
abandonment
or
personal
injury
will
affect
the
children
to
a
great
extent.
This
state
of
stress
and
emotional
tension
can
even
lead
to
conditions
like
depression.
Academicals
You
can
never
expect
your
child
to
be
academically
brilliant
if
you
are
not
providing
them
a
peaceful
atmosphere
at
the
home
to
live
in.
They
may
refuse
to
go
to
school,
avoid
academic
works
and
will
perform
poorly
in
evaluation
examinations.
This
is
one
of
the
serious
parental
violence
effects
that
children
are
facing.
Behavioral
Aggressive
responses,
lying,
rigid
defenses,
isolation,
attention
seeking
behavior,
reduced
intellectual
competency,
dependency
and
mood
swings
are
seen
very
commonly
among
children
who
face
parental
violence
at
home,
no
matter
what
the
gender
are.
Parental
violence
effects
can
seriously
affect
the
lifestyle
of
a
child.
Social
Domestic
violence
effects
on
children
extent
to
the
social
side
as
well.
The
social
impact
of
parental
violence
includes
isolation
from
friends
and
relatives,
undesirable
relationships,
short
tempered
behavior,
poor
problem
solving
skills,
bullying
and
violence.
Some
children
will
become
socially
over
active
for
attention
seeking
while
some
others
will
stay
isolated.
Physical
By
close
watching,
we
can
easily
identify
a
child
who
experience
parental
violence
by
noting
the
physical
domestic
violence
effects
on
children.
Headaches
and
stomachaches
of
unknown
reasons,
short
attention
span,
anxious
nature
and
tendency
to
have
self
abuse
remains
as
the
most
important
effects
of
parental
violence.
The hormonal and genetic makeup of boys and girls differ and so is their response to different situations, including parental violence. But, the overall parental violence effects remains the same in both genders that will make them stay away from the normal emotional, behavioural and social life.
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