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Originally Posted by mapuc
My little sister is under education to become a social worker and her education includes in particular psychology
I have read some part of her books about psychology and I have heard her talking about videos they have seen
One of those video was about a grown up who had become a violent person
My sister told me that it was important to find out if something had happen to this person during it's childhood.
It was then I said to my sister
Sometimes there are no excuses to be found. It's typical psychology trying to find some kind of explanations.
There are always something there, my sister replied.
Me: Such as
Her: He or she could have been beaten as child
Me: There are thousand if not millions of children that have been beaten and are working great as grown-up, being nice to their wife, children and their fellow human beings.
Me: why can't you and the psychology not recognize that some people simply just likes to harm others.
Markus
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I think your sister has the upper hand on that topic. While she tries to look for a possible explanation for the mans behaviour, you simply shrug your shoulders. If Im not mistaken, she did not say there must be something - but there could be.
And if there is something, there is a possibility for treatment.
You would be surprised how many of those
thousands if not millions of grown-ups are indeed violent towards their family...