Criminogenic Determinants of Violent Behavior in the Field of Family Relations

This paper examines the genesis of criminally dangerous behavior in family relationships from the perspective of an interdisciplinary approach. Violent behavior is explained in terms of various theories of its origin. Numerous theories of violent personality behavior in science are represented by reasons of sociological and biopsychological origin. The general essence of the presented theories is explained not only by socio-biological reasons, but also by external factors that led to the commission of violence. The theory of human aggression is explained by both innate instincts and the role model of a person in society.