英文摘要 |
In the past, the public has paid less attention to children in violent families. However, the period of childhood is a stage of rapid life development. Individual risk factors occur mainly in the family, and children who grow up in an environment where family members have serious conflicts (especially in families with marital violence) are more likely to develop behavior problems in the future. Although intimate relationship violence is often accompanied by physical violence in children and may have a great impact on children's future personality behaviors, most academic studies have focused on marital violence or child abuse, while few studies have analyzed incidents of intimate relationship violence combined with physical violence in children. Therefore, this article offers to discuss the definition, types, theories, and causes of violence in intimate relationships and child abuse, and attempts to discern the characteristics of intimate relationship violence combined with child physical violence cases from official information collected by the police notification system. This study aims to facilitate a more comprehensive and overall understanding of issues related to domestic violence incidents and to provide better care to children in violent families. This article uses the research method of secondary data analysis. The intimate relationship violence cases from police domestic violence notification systems from 2014 to 2018 were analyzed. The chi-square independence test is performed based on the basic information of the related person, the characteristics of the victim, the characteristics of the case, the characteristics of the TIPVDA scale, and the characteristics of the relative person, and whether a physical violence case involving children has occurred. The research findings were that in situations of major and serious intimate relationship violence cases where victims suffer economic violence or sexual violence, the relatives have bad behaviors or habits, exhibit violent behavior that makes the victim unable to breathe, public dangerous behaviors, suicidal behaviors, bad hobbies or anti-social personalities, they are more likely to commit physical violence to children at the same time. |