The effects of a violent home is almost unpreventable towards teenagers. Though they suffer, it is possible to say that they will adopt the same violent behavior when they’re older. Violent households are one the most precise example of family instability. Margolis demonstrates in Teen Who Kill a variety of cases of teens that committed violent crimes and came from a violent family background. It is also said that teenagers don’t just get aggressive and violent out of nowhere but in fact learn it, “But many other scientists believe that violence is a learned behavior…teens who commit homicide have most likely been taught or have learned to respond with violence to confrontations or stressful situations” (22). Problems within teenagers have
