Acts of violence against children as a disciplinary research related factors Δ.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Acts of violence against children as a disciplinary research related factors Δ [Keywords:] children; violence; disciplinary offenses; domestic violence; risk factors for [Keywords:] children; violence; disciplinary offenses; domestic violence; risk factors for Child behavior problems refers to the severity, duration, both exceeded their age, social morality, the scope permitted by abnormal behavior, including not only enuresis, picky eaters, night terrors, twitching, hyperactivity and other behavioral problems in general, but also acts of violence, discipline and behavior conduct disorder. These behavioral problems will not only affect their growth and development and socialization process, but also may lead to later adult social maladjustment, delinquency and mental diseases. This paper studies the following overview of the area. A biological factor 1.1 The study of genetic factors is based primarily on the material behavior of the nervous system, especially in the central nervous system and behavioral development of children’s psychology is the constant development of their nervous system, improved based. The neurons and the nervous system differentiation, development and, ultimately, physiological and biochemical properties are subject to the regulation of genes, so gene itself, although not a direct result of behavior, but it is in the nervous system during development the expression of differentiation but it can indirectly influence behavior. Ward D et al [1] studies have shown that behavioral problems of children affected by genetic factors, some of behavior disorder is due to the corresponding chromosomal defects or genetic mutations caused by. Study found that 5HT and other neurotransmitters and their genetic changes can lead to abnormal behavior. Brunner and other reports on a Dutch family with a prominent male aggressive behavior, the study found MAOA gene defect, and this family is closely related to the impulse to att