It is no secret that an incomplete family today is not uncommon. Canadian scientists, conducting a study of the data, found that children who are raised without a father in the future may be aggressive towards others.
The experiment was conducted on laboratory mice, which were divided into two equal groups. The former lived in a "complete family", under the supervision of a male, and the latter were immediately removed from the latter immediately after birth. The experiment showed that mice from the second group became more aggressive. A study of the brain of rodents showed the presence of deviations that distort the perception of the world.
Scientists are absolutely sure that the data obtained can be approximated to the study of this in humans. In most families, the model represents power and authority. Therefore, the absence of the head of the family often leads to the deviant behavior of the child: excessive stiffness, a misconception about the role relationships in the family. In addition, children who grew up without a father showed the worst academic performance. Girls raised by their mother, as a rule, experienced the Electra complex. Often women with this complex marry men much older than themselves, in order to somehow compensate for the absence of a strict and caring father in childhood. Boys grow up with a lack of confidence in their abilities, their own opinions, unable to fend for themselves. They, as a rule, lack leadership qualities.
