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Maternal filicide refers to mothers killing their children. The document discusses different types of filicide including altruistic, psychotic, fatal maltreatment, unwanted child, and spouse revenge filicide. Common factors seen in filicidal mothers include crime location, victim characteristics, method used, and confession after arrest. Additional factors like age, education level, relationship status, and social circumstances are also considered. Prevention efforts include early screening for mental illness, helping at-risk mothers find meaning and significance, and understanding the motives and stressors that lead mothers to commit filicide. However, it is difficult to determine if a specific mother will commit filicide due to varying individual characteristics.
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in childhood, but many do not realize, deny or, worse, abuse their own children or
others, considering that their treatment of childhood was natural and normal.
Emotional abuse is a form of aggression, but the law can not penalize it. Most
parents believe that child abuse means physical or sexual violence and / or child
neglect. But they do not know that they can hurt the child simply by their excessive
attitude. The emotional abuse is any behavior that is intended to control, subjugate,
submit other beings through fear, intimidation, humiliation, blaming, and growing
guilt, coercion, manipulation, invalidation etc. The consequences of emotional abuse
are multiple, varied, extremely serious; they leave marks for life, affecting child
development at various levels - emotionally, intellectually and even physically.
Moreover, it will affect the future adults social and professional life, relationships
and physical and mental health, to a greater or lesser extent, depending on the type
of the emotional abuse, and on its frequency and intensity.
Keywords: behavior, emotional abuse, violence, control, sexual abuse
1. Introduction
Abuse means the use of force in order to try to dominate a child, to compel
him/her to do dangerous things that he/she does not want to do, expose
him/her to hazardous situations or to situations perceived by him/her as
dangerous. Any action that causes injury or psycho-emotional disorders is
an abuse.
The abuse can be of several types:
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Physical abuse - involves the use of physical force against children and
subjecting them to hard work that exceed their capabilities, actions that
result in damage of their body integrity.
Emotional abuse - is the inappropriate behavior of adults towards
children, behavior that adversely affects a childs personality in
development. Child rejection, forced isolation, terrorization, ignoration,
humiliation and corruption are manifestations of child abuse.
Sexual abuse - consists in exposing the child to watching pornography,
seduction (advances, caresses and promises) or involvement in sexual acts
of any kind.
Economic abuse implies attracting, persuading or forcing the child to
do income generating activities, the adults close to the child at least partially
or indirectly benefiting from this revenue. The economic abuse leads to
removing the child from school, thus depriving him of the chance to access
superior social and cultural levels.
Neglection - is the adults inability or refusal to appropriately
communicate with the child, and the lim ...Child Sexual Abuse 
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- 2. Maternal Filicide: Causes and Risk Factors DEFINITION : Filicide is the act in which parents kill their child or children. The word油filicide油comprised of two Latin words油 filius and filia which mean son and daughter respectively, and cide from caedere which means to kill.
- 3. Mothers are more likely to commit filicide than fathers.
- 4. Why do so many women direct their most violent impulses toward their own children? Altruistic filicide: a mother takes the life of her children out of what she believes is love. (Susan Smith) Psychotic filicide: a mother kills her child without any logical motive (a mother may follow command hallucinations to kill). (Andrea Yates) Fatal maltreatment: this means that death is generally not the anticipated outcome but it results from cumulative child abuse, neglect, or Munchausen syndrome by proxy. (Hedda Nassbaum)
- 5. Unwanted child filicide: where a mother thinks of her child as an hindrance. Spouse revenge filicide: takes place when a mother kills her child purposely to emotionally or mentally harm the father of the child.
- 6. Jail or Psychiatric Ward?
- 7. COMMON FACTORS Crime location Victim characteristics Filicidal method Confession after arrest
- 8. Additional factors to be taken into consideration. Age Level of education Developmental history Relationship status Social circumstances
- 9. Prevention Plan Early screening and identification of mental illness both antenatal and postnatal. Help mothers at risk find significance in their existence. Help mothers at risk find a sense of meaning in love and family. Understand the motives and stressors of mothers who commit filicide.
- 10. CONCLUSION It is not possible to determine if a mother will commit filicide due to elements and characteristics that differ from woman to woman. Further research is needed in order to determine the causes and risk factors of maternal filicide.
Editor's Notes
- #2: Maternal Filicide: Causes and Risks Factors. Luana Palermo, Argosy University. The following slides will discuss the phenomenon of filicide and its correlation with mental illness.
- #3: Meaning of the word filicide and its origins.
- #4: Statistics show that mothers commit filicide more often than fathers. In the United States, women commit only two crimes equally to men. The first is shoplifting; the second is the murder of their child/children. Although women only commit less than 13 percent of all violent crimes in the United States, they are responsible for 50 percent of all parental murders. The study presented in this slide shows that filicide is 27.3% of the time attributed to mothers, compared to a 14.8% attributed to fathers.
- #5: Philip J. Resnick began to study the phenomenon of filicide in 1969. He found five main reason for a mother to commit such act. Each of this reasons is explained in this slide accompanied by a case of filicide that follows in the same category.
- #7: This study has been conducted on a sample of 34 women. Women who commit filicide are for the most part hospitalized or treated, while men who commit the same crime are usually jailed, or even executed. This is a proof of the presence of mental illness in women who commit filicide.
- #8: Throughout the studies conducted on maternal filicide researchers found reoccurring factors that could be useful with understanding the motives behind filicide. The findings show that the location where the crime most often occurs is at home where mother and child live; the victims often shows signs of physical or mental weakness; most of the children are killed by strangulation or drowning; at the time of confession mothers are in denial and do not refer to themselves as the killer.
- #9: Additional important factors when determining the cases at risk. Most of the women who commit filicide are found to be very young, have poor education , have a history of abuses, are married and daily deal with social disadvantages .
- #10: To reduce the risk for a mother to commit filicide, researchers and mental health professional suggested early screening and identification of mental illness. Helping mothers finding meaning in love and their families could as well result to be helpful in preventing filicide.
- #11: Studies on the causes of filicide are not definitive. More research needs to be conducted.