When violence is mentioned, physical violence comes to mind the most. But there are many sub-types of violence. For this reason, it is possible to examine violence under many sub-titles as sexual, physical and emotional violence. Especially in the modernizing world, the concept of violence has also evolved and has now turned into emotional (psychological) violence that society sees more acceptable. At the same time, psychological violence; emotional abuse is also known as psychological abuse or emotional violence.

What is Psychological Violence?

Psychological violence; Emotional abuse is also known as psychological abuse or emotional violence. Unlike physical violence, the perpetrator humiliates the other party and isolates them from the society. For this reason, many people can be exposed to psychological violence throughout their lives without realizing it.

What Actions are Defined as Psychological Violence?

Actions that can be defined as emotional violence are as follows:

• Making fun of the individual, using slang words
• Ignoring women's rights
• Insulting or belittling the individual's physical and personal characteristics, family and friends
• Interfering with clothes, make-up, the environment, social media within the scope of jealousy
• Taking actions that belittle an individual's skills
• Pushing the individual to the psychology of guilt for their own interests
• Asking the individual to distance themselves from friends and family
• Talking in a humiliating and humiliating way to get one's wishes done

What are the Types of Psychological Violence?

of psychological violence are as follows:

Zombieing

The act of appearing suddenly is also defined as appearing suddenly. In general, it is the whole of the actions taken by individuals who were interviewed before but suddenly disappeared in order to communicate again.

The individual cuts off communication without giving a reason and disappears without any explanation. But suddenly and suddenly he wants to communicate again. Therefore, due to this situation, problems such as anxiety and distress may occur in the individual.

Desiring to Isolate the Other Person According to His Own Desire

the desire to isolate the other individual, which is among the types of psychological violence, according to his own desire, the individual wants to distance the person to whom he/she applies this violence from his friends, family and relatives. The individual who applies this psychological violence wants to instill in the person in front of him that his relatives and family do not love him, that he is not wanted.

Breadcrumbing

The individual spends a good time with a friend or friend with whom he is in constant contact, and does not communicate in later processes. But in later processes, it reconnects and acts as if everything is normal. In this case, the individual is emotionally damaged and can make the individual feel like they are being used.

Confusion

Mind-blowing violence is defined as an individual prompting you to question your thoughts and ideas. It aims to make you doubt your mental health by making you think that you have set up a subject in your mind, pretending that it did not exist. In this way, he can make you accept you as unfair and guilty with the actions he has exhibited, and he aims to make you suffer psychological violence.

Jealousy Without a Dose

Jealousy, which can be seen in general, is a type of violence that restricts the life of the individual and can cause a lack of self-confidence in the individual. This type of emotional violence is usually encountered in lovers or family members. It is a whole of behavior that can create trauma, although it reflects an unhealthy relationship dimension that is jealous of each other's friend environment and clothing.

How Does Emotional Violence Affect a Person?

Individuals who have been subjected to psychological violence generally begin to experience some symptoms such as fear, lack of self-confidence, being alone, restless and unhappy. In the future, some psychological disorders may also be seen. These psychological disorders include stress disorder, acute stress disorder. Aside from such psychological disorders, the person who is looking for a way out of the situation he is in; may start to use various substances, to acquire habits such as drinking. When victims are unable to cope with the emotional violence they experience, they may try to harm themselves or even attempt suicide.