The Role of Family in Youth Delinquency Journal Article

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Because in every family environment, the child naturally requires psychological security, which must be established in the living environment, and changing this environment in the psychological structure of children who have been separated from their parents deeply affects them, especially in the early stages of their lives, which is known as the stage of personality formation and the shaping of states and complexes. Because the effects of this environment in terms of the psychological and moral upbringing of the child and others, and its relationship with the maladies related to delinquency, especially regarding children, is undeniable. Despite the fact that disintegration in the families of delinquents is twice as high as in non-delinquent families ( )of course, here their difference is only based on numbers and statistics, but by examining the issue, we see that this difference is a distinctive sign because specific duties that the family was responsible for performing, and the position and status of individuals that are directly related, deviate from the norm, and children cannot benefit from paternal and maternal family support, whether in the case of divorce, or the death of the father and mother, or other types of family disintegration, and we will postpone the discussion of it to another place. One of the important reasons for this connection is that as a result of the death of the father and mother, especially in families suffering from economic poverty, problems will arise in the continuation of normal life and the socialization of children, the effects of which both groups have inevitably experienced directly or indirectly in terms of educational, psychological, and physical aspects.