FAMILY ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, FAMILY BULLYING AND LACK OF EMOTIONAL SUPPORT AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE CHILD: A CASE STUDY

Abstract

This study aims to investigate the relationship between family economic conditions, family bullying and lack of emotional support and their impact on the child. It is based on a case study of a child living in a family environment characterized by violence, bullying, inadequate emotional support and comparisons among children. The study focuses on the family's economic circumstances and examines how financial conditions and family pressures may influence interactions within the family and affect the child's psychological and social well-being. A descriptive-analytical approach was adopted using the case study method. Data were collected through observation and interviews to gain a better understanding of the child's family environment and socioeconomic circumstances. The findings indicated that exposure to family bullying, violence and inadequate emotional support was associated with several psychological, behavioral and social difficulties including feelings of fear and insecurity, sleep disturbances, a decline in academic performance and difficulties in social relationships. The study also highlights the importance of considering family economic conditions when examining the factors that may influence the child's development and well-being.