Forms of Domestic Violence - Psychosocial Aspects

PART I.INTRODUCTION.Pag. 4 CHAPTER I: DEFINITIONS, TYPOLOGY AND FUNCTIONS OF THE FAMILY 1.1.The normal family.Pag. 7 1.1.1.The nuclear familyPag. 8 1.1.2.The extended or extended family.Pag. 8 1.2.The abnormal family.Pag. 9 1.3.Functions of the family Page . 10

CHAPTER II: THE ORIGIN OF VIOLENCE, MYTHS ABOUT FAMILY VIOLENCE 2.1 The differences between the roles of women and menPag. 11 2.2.Clichés and realities about family violence. Page 12 2.3.Types of abuse - The range of violent / abusive behaviour. Page 13 2.4.Domestic violence . Page 14

CHAPTER III: FORMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHAPTER IV: PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS 4.1.Women and domestic violence . Page 25 4.1.1. The attitude of the aggressor and the victim in the face of violence….Pag. 28 4.2.The child and domestic violence . Page 30 4.2.1. The child's innate features . Page 30 4.3. The elderly and domestic violence . Page 40 4.4 Portraits of the victims and the aggressor Page 41

PART II RESEARCH METHODOLOGY I. Objectives Page 44 II. Methods. Page 44 III. Presentation of the results .Page 46 IV. Conclusions Page 56 Bibliography. Page 59