Sociological Analysis of Violence and its Association with the Impact of Drug Addiction on Relatives in Family

Abstract

Neglect, avoidance, physical violence, psychological violence, bloodshed, upheaval, and group violence, all increase the risk of substance use and assault among all the relevant members. This research probe has been carried out to know about the prevalence of violence and its association with drug addiction along with issues faced by other family members. The primary objectives of this research probe are to know how violence leads to drug use and drug addiction, to find out the association of violence with drug addiction and to know how it affects other family members. The conceptual framework is composed of variables such as violence and drug addiction are labelled as independent variables while effects on other family members have been categorized as dependent variables. The data has been collected through a structured interview schedule in district swat with a sample size of three hundred and seventy-five in a total population of six thousand drug addicts. The data was collected through a simple random sample technique which was then entered into social sciences software.  After analysis, the study found that most of the drug addicts had faced familial violence, aggression and stress in their familial lives. In the same way, in the step of bivariate, the variable "violence" demonstrated a highly significant and positive association with the impacts of drug addiction on relatives in the family.