THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LEVEL OF VIOLENCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STABILITY OF YOUNG BRIDES

Abstract

This thesis explores the complex interrelation between exposure to domestic or psychological violence and the mental stability of young brides during the early stages of marriage. The research highlights how social, cultural, and familial structures affect the emotional resilience and adaptive capacity of women entering new marital environments. Based on psychological and sociological perspectives, the study identifies key factors contributing to psychological vulnerability, such as control, social isolation, economic dependence, and emotional suppression.