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4 — 6 (44) 2022 — Mukhtarova X.K., Istamov M.B., Shodieva F.B. — PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FAMILY AND SOCIETY VIOLENCE

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FAMILY AND SOCIETY VIOLENCE

Mukhtarova X.K., Bukhara State Medical Institute

Istamov M.B., Bukhara State Medical Institute

Shodieva F.B., Bukhara State Medical Institute

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Physical violence in society and in the family is a topic of discussion and loud, and cases of emotional violence do not lead to such mass resonance. At the same time, psychological violence is no less than physical violence, and sometimes more dangerous. Psychological violence is rarely discussed, but at the same time, psychologists point out that it is more dangerous for the victim’s psyche than physical violence. If physical violence weakens the body, psychological violence weakens the victim’s spirit and personality.

Keywords: violence, forms of violence, psychological pressure, emotional tension, emotional consequences

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For citation: 4 – 6 (44) 2022 – Mukhtarova X.K., Istamov M.B., Shodieva F.B. – PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FAMILY AND SOCIETY VIOLENCE //New Day in Medicine 6(44)2022 19-21 https://inlnk.ru/w4VJ5J

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