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[The extremely violent child].

Authors: M, Berger; E, Bonneville;

[The extremely violent child].

Abstract

More and more children have extremely violent behaviour which appears about the age of 15-16 months, when walking makes their hands free. This violence is individual, can appear suddenly at anytime, and is not accompanied by guilt. It is caused by early psychological and repeated traumas, whose importance is usually underestimated: unpredictable, violent parents, exposure to the spectacle of conjugal violence, distortion of the signals emitted by the toddler. These traumas bring about specific psychological structure. The prevention of these troubles exists but is impossible to realise in France.

Keywords

Parents, Child, Preschool, Child Behavior, Humans, Infant, Parent-Child Relations, Violence, Child

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