Family Violence On Young Israeli Adults: Article Analysis

In the article, “Effects of Childhood Experience of Violence Between Parents and Parent to Child Violence on Young Israeli Adults”, describes a study done throughout 352 different universities, in which they studied the long term effects of family violence. They observed that children who were exposed to constant family violence had higher self-esteem. This influenced the children and caused more frequent fights throughout a family. Meanwhile, families who did not fight often obviously had lower self-esteem. Family violence effects the development of children during their childhood. It could potentially influence their minds in the long run and cause them to make wrong decisions.