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Violence in the family is a major source of teen female violence. The future well-being of a society is directly linked to its ability to care for and educate its young. Families that cannot successfully care for their young, nurture the seeds of future violence [url=http://www.davidhabchy.com]barbour sale[/url] and criminality. Until we learn this, we will continue to build more prisons at a much higher cost than treatment or prevention. Until we provide adequate services to support parents in caring for their children, we will not stop the cycle of violence.
Female violence and aggression appears to be on the rise and has several roots. Sources include:
-- a history of abuse, neglect, and complex PTSD
-- a history of economic disadvantage and social [url=http://www.skoda-witzke.de/woolrichoutlet.php]woolrich outlet[/url] disorganization (Steffensmeier and Haynie, 2000).
-- in response to stress and frustration (Campbell, 1993).
-- Low level of skills to cope with stressors.
-- Some women work in partnership with boyfriends or husbands who beat them if they do not cooperate (Katherine Ramsland, Court TV Crime Library, 2005).
Some women are impulsively violent, and some are methodically cruel. Elizabeth Epstein (2005) found that among the relationships of 109 alcoholic women, 61% reported [url=http://www.rtnagel.com/airjordan.php]nike air jordan pas cher[/url] some violence. [url=http://www.achbanker.com/hollister.php‎]hollister[/url] This suggests unacceptable levels of violence in homes plagued with substance abuse. Men outnumber women as perpetrators of domestic violence (Dobash et al., 1992), while female and male rates of spousal murder in the US are very similar.
My study of female violence indicated that adult females with histories of aggression had moderate to severe behavior problems that began before the age of 13, assault of an authority figure, impulsivity, delinquency, running away from home, substance abuse, belief in the legitimacy of [url=http://www.lotogame.fr/louboutin-pas-cher/]louboutin pas cher[/url] aggression as a means to an end, very poor or very good, but superficial (glib) social skills, attachment problems, few pro-social peers, behavior problems at school, home or work, lack of success in school, job, or as a home maker, family violence and low warmth in the family of origin, lack of appropriate boundaries in family of origin or present family, and parent(s) with untreated or ineffectively treated psychiatric or substance abuse problems.
In addition to those traits, women with severe assaults had escaped from a facility, run away from home, and had bullying behavior. A third of those with chronic assaults lacked remorse, and had positive attitudes toward antisocial behavior, deviant peers, and excessive absenteeism from school or work. Additionally, it appears that the number and the severity of traumas experienced by a woman as a child, placwe her at risk for using aggression in relationships.
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Before Aileen even met her biological father, he served time in prison for molesting a child and later hung himself in his cell. Her mother left Aileen and her brother, Keith, with the children's maternal grandparents when Aileen was only 4 years old. Having given birth to her children as a teenager, Aileen's mother lamented that they were "crying, unhappy babies." At age 6 Aileen suffered facial burns while setting fires with lighter fluid.
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Aileen soon entered a bleak existence of hitchhiking and prostitution, picking up several charges of drunk and disorderly behavior and assault (Court TV's Crime Library, 2005). She was later charged, convicted, and executed for the murder of six men with whom she had sex.
The research literature clearly shows that at least one source of female violence is the exposure to neglect, abuse and domestic violence as a child. Early identification and intervention to support the health of violent families [url=http://www.mxitcms.com/abercrombie/]abercrombie[/url] is essential to stop the intergenerational cycle of family violence.
Additionally, most mothers who kill their children are psychotic, under stress, isolated, have long histories of mental illness, and have been abused or exposed to domestic violence as children. We can no longer ignore these precursors. As a society, we must intervene early with therapy and family supports for all families exposed to domestic violence.
The more risk factors that a female has in her life and the fewer the resiliency factors the higher the risk that she will use aggression to get her needs met. Helping these women involves assessing all possible areas needing intervention and providing the appropriate types and levels of service to meet the woman's needs.
Treating aggresion is complex and requires many facets. If social and moral reasoning skills are delayed, as they often are in traumatized households, skill building must be addressed and taught for all family members. Family therapy may be needed. Additionally, all agencis working with the family need to communicate frequently and work together for the best interests [url=http://www.yann.com/en/wp-plugins/yd-wpmu-sitewide-options#comment-1079522]Searching for the Best Wedding Bands - written by Joe Davis[/url] of the family.
Female Violence: Problems and SolutionsArticle Summary: We do not want to believe that mothers, sisters and daughters can be violent, but it is an increasing problem. This [url=http://www.marrakech-hotel.fr]hollister france[/url] is a study of what violent females are like.
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