problems of mental illness leading to violence in relationship

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Problems of mental illness leading to violence in relationships
Mental disorder tends to influence all territories of a man’s life, for example, work or school, collaborations with companions or relatives and personal connections. The public media and scholarly journals have both progressively ignored the effect of mental disorder on a couple’s relationship. Most works done in the past have focused on subjects, for example, how a kid’s dysfunctional behavior influences their folks or on the other hand how a child might be affected by their parent’s mental issue.
Individuals with a mental problem can hurt their families either physically or emotionally. Black et al. (2) found out that one out of seven people who encounter aggressive behavior at home are probably going to sustain physical harm. From the short story “dimension” by Alice Munro, the court proclaims Lloyd criminally insane and subsequently ought to be placed in a safe organization. This was after Lloyd executed his children after insanity got hold of him in the wake of being debilitated by the likelihood of Doree abandoning him.
Rates of violence against individuals with mental illness are higher than for the all-inclusive community, particularly those with complex mental illness and psychotic sicknesses. People with emotional sicknesses are additionally more at danger of battering their accomplices, murder, suicide or self-hurt (Peterson et al.).
The proposed study seeks to find out the problems of mental disorder that leads to violence in relationships.

The study research will be conducted in the US, as its citizens suffer from more mental illness compared to other countries (Walton, Alice).
From the study, I expect mentally ill patients to have minimal contribution to overall rates of violence in relationships. I, therefore, expect the results to concur with the claim by Mulvey (664) that only a little rate of brutality in the general public can be ascribed to mentally ill patients.
Works cited
Black, Michele C., et al. “National intimate partner and sexual violence survey.” Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 75 (2011).
Mental Health America. American Opinions on Mental Health Issues. Alexandria: NMHA, 1999.
Munro, Alice. “Dimension”. The New Yorker, 2006, http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2006/06/05/dimension.
Peterson, Jillian K., et al. “How often and how consistently do symptoms directly precede criminal behavior among offenders with mental illness?” Law and Human Behavior 38.5 (2014): 439.
Walton, Alice. “Why More Americans Suffer from Mental Disorders Than Anyone Else”. The Atlantic, 2011, http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2011/10/why-more-americans-suffer-from-mental-disorders-than-anyone-else/246035/.