Perception of Marital Conflict as a Psychological Correlate of Family Violence

Vasquez A.R.; Miranda O.M.V. · Revista de Filosofia (Venezuela) (2022) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6026378

Resumen

The present research aims to analyze the perception of marital conflict as a psychological correlate of family violence. Considering that marital aggressions fragment the threads that link society, disabling the home as a containment of the impositions of alienating societies, the causes of the breakdown of the primary affective nucleus are studied. In this sense, emotional dissatisfaction is highlighted as the main source of breakups. Therefore, it is a priority to increase affection as a basis for cohesion, from this strength to face common vicissitudes. In order to meet the objectives, a comparative case study is carried out in the Querecotillo district of the Sullana municipality in Peru. It is determined that men have a greater appreciation of the crises that occur in couple relationships; people between twenty-six and thirty years of age perceive distancing to a greater extent. The questionnaire and the bibliographic consultation are used as data sources; Inductive cognitive procedures are then carried out that allow the considerations to be generalized, knowing that the inferences are relevant in similar sociocultural contexts.

Instituciones: Universidad César Vallejo