英文摘要 |
Domestic violence is a high-profile social problem, and its prevalence and causes have been extensively discussed in the social science literature. And the intergenerational transmission violence or cycle of violence, which is commonplace in the studied explanations on domestic violence. Due to the intergenerational transmission process, children learn how to act by experiencing how others treat them. Therefore, children in the family learn through direct behavioral conditioning and by imitating the behavior they have observed or seen reinforced in others. Actually, Social learning theory provides the theoretical rationale for understanding how family violence is transmitted to next generation. This paper was to explore the juvenile delinquency and domestic violence experience of one juvenile under the probation system. Data collected from interview record and feedback of the workers. Results of this paper indicate that domestic violence plays an important role in influencing juvenile' delinquent behaviors, and furthermore, to suggest some skills for the development of interventions that work for those youth. |