how can exposure to violence at a young age affect an individual later in life? by Jiggy Magic

Worakanya Kanjanaopas (Namwan)

2024-10-09 02:28:34 UTC

Being exposed to violence at a young age can normalize other violent incidents in their loves. It makes them conditioned to believe that violence is not a big deal.

Fah

2024-10-09 02:28:47 UTC

It’ll alter the brain development as the brain at young age is very young age. This may result in dysfunctional behavior and trauma that persists into adulthood. Possibly developing mental illness and violent behavior when they become adults.

2024-10-09 02:29:22 UTC

children learn to imitate the action of others, so if the parents shows negative behaviour, the children are likely to copy that bad behaviour.

( LingLing )

Meadow

2024-10-09 02:29:24 UTC

Exposure to violence at a young age could desensitize the child to acts of violence, which could promote those behaviors as they grow older.

kelly

2024-10-09 02:29:29 UTC

youth violence most of the time leads to the kids having a criminal record, causing a negative affect on their future opportunities (eg. employment) which would continue the cycle of a poor quality of life (eg. more violence)

Chloe

2024-10-09 02:29:33 UTC

Exposure to violence might make an individual feel like it is a normal thing. They might replicate that action later in life, like when kids watch a violent show, they follow the same violent actions.

Tus

2024-10-09 02:29:59 UTC

If during early childhood a male is expose to violence, it could change the perspective an individual have to the world. They may start to perceive their environment as violence and they will do the same too in order to survive these environment

Cherry

2024-10-09 02:30:05 UTC

I think because kids are very impressionable at a young age, if they are constantly being exposed to violence, they might imitate those behaviors in the future.

Amee

2024-10-09 02:30:10 UTC

They may end up having mental issues eg. Depression, ptsd, etc. which can effect their ability to interact with others

Preme

2024-10-09 02:30:13 UTC

Exposing to violence at a young age can create trauma and high-stress environment for the individual. To cope and survive, they also have to become violent as well.

Ant

2024-10-09 02:30:15 UTC

It can cause psychological trauma as well as dysfunction in certain development. They might have low self esteem and have high tendency to commit violent acts.

Mia

2024-10-09 02:30:28 UTC

I think it traumatises the individual, causing them to later act out. They could potentially become violent themselves later on.

ieem

2024-10-09 02:30:31 UTC

Have problems in developing behavioral and emotional

Naing

2024-10-09 02:30:45 UTC

Exposure to violence at a young age can have significant effects on both physical and mental health, especially long-lasting ones. Issues such as anxiety depression, aggression, or withdrawal can also be developed.

Pearl

2024-10-09 02:30:50 UTC

Experiencing violence at a young age can affect someone in many ways as they grow up. They might become more aggressive, feel anxious, or have trouble with sadness which cause people might also be more likely to use drugs or get involved in crime later on. It can also make it hard to trust others or have healthy relationships.

Vannisa (prim)

2024-10-09 02:30:56 UTC

Exposure to violence at a young age can lead to mental health issues (like anxiety and PTSD), behavioral problems (such as aggression), academic difficulties, relationship challenges, and physical health issues. Early intervention is essential to mitigate these long-term effects.

Thannaphat Piyathanapong

2024-10-09 02:30:56 UTC

Children are more likely to imitate behaviours that they see/experience. Later in their life, violence may be seen as normal causing them to perform more violence actions.

Praim

2024-10-09 02:31:23 UTC

A child who experienced violence might pass those behaviors to next generation later in life. Their behavior and mindset is going to change completely.