Symbolic Interaction Theory And The Generational Theory Of Abuse
The generational theory of abuse states “that males and females that who either experience abuse or witness violence or both in their childhood are more likely to become involved in violent relationships when they become adults ”. “Symbolic interaction theory is based on a person’s view of himself or herself and his or her view of the world”. This theory implies how important it is and can answer the question of individuality. The view of the world perception of the symbolic interaction theory suggests that “one must make sense of others and behave according to that sense. The behavior is supporting the view of the world” . In the battering world, three theoretical approaches are present which includes 1) intra-individual or psychological