The impact of Domestic Violence on Children’s Psychology and Self-cognition

Abstract

Domestic violence has become an issue of high social concern, mainly focusing on the impact and solutions to domestic violence in intimate relationships. This article mainly focuses on the psychological impact of children witnessing or experiencing domestic violence. It studies from many aspects, mainly on children. The psychological impact on academic performance and self-esteem is also analyzed, and it is also analyzed that children are very likely to engage in violent behavior in the future. This article collects data ranging from the number of children experiencing domestic violence to data analysis of youth violence. This article ultimately believes that domestic violence has a great impact on children’s personality, psychology, and academic performance, and not only affects the child’s personal psychology. Such children will have a high chance of subconsciously imitating their parents’ intimate sexual relationships when they grow up. Violent behavior will form a vicious cycle of violence, which will also be a huge hidden danger to society. Therefore, paying attention to and actively mitigating domestic violence will also alleviate children’s psychological problems and health problems.