Abstract
Within several centuries the family model has been considerably transformed. After radical social changes different types of families arose. One of them is a dysfunctional family which is known for not meeting their children's basic needs. Many external factors contribute to dysfunctionality of a family. One of them is the phenomenon of physical or psychical violence. Others are: alcoholism, poverty, negative parental attitudes which affect negatively on child's personality.
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