A SUICIDE CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUTH, EXPOSED AS A CHILD SERIOUS PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT

Physical abuse of children is a very complex issue that exists in all countries of the world, without exception. This, above all, dictates the need to carefully study the impact of physical violence, as a psychotraumatic factor, on the formation of autoaggressive characteristics of boys and girls who were subjected to violent acts in childhood. Based on this, we can say with certainty that the problem of physical violence against children is more than relevant and has great medical and social significance in the context of psychiatry, in general, and suicide, in particular, as well as social psychology and jurisprudence. Work is devoted to studying the impact of physical abuse during childhood on subsequent auto-aggressive «spectrum» of male respondents. Materials and methods: studied a group of young men who answer to the question of whether they were beaten as a child's parents, the proposed questionnaire was positive. Results: the study results show that the respondents of the study group have a slightly higher autoagressive potential, but it is not a sharply defined. The young men of the study group attracted the attention of only aautoagressive pattern as suicidal thoughts. They were found in 30,23% of the respondents of the study group versus 13,68% in the control group. Findings speak in favor of the fact that physical punishment by parents, can be alarming. But this gender group can assume a number of compensatory responses that neutralize the negative effects resulting from parental punishment in childhood. But, in any case, this question should be used in screening studies as a suicide in practice as well as in other studies, the respondents regarding their psychoemotional state. Keywords