Family and criminogenic factors: family desocialization and family conflict

Family criminology - is a scientific direction, which in criminology in general, studies the criminogenic factors of family relationships and also the action of society on these relationships in order to prevent crime. We can say that in criminogenic research tasks, the family is understood as a group of people between whom the relations are regulated legally, also by marriage, de facto, or by family relations. The family is studied criminologically in the sense of a small social group. But not only from this point of view. Every group, including the family, brings together individuals, but there are essential differences between the relationships between them, but which still lead to the reunion between them, for different reasons: the satisfaction of living together, intergroup behavior, etc. These differences are not infrequently related to the social-intimate and social-eratic situation, with the same role in the group (father, mother-in-law, minor son). The one that presents family is also subject to research, from the position of family members who separately belong to the same family.