The Pitfalls of an “Exemplary” Child: Understanding the True Nature of Behaviors in Children and Youth
The "exemplary" child is often unsociable, egocentric, and conceited, leading to insecurity and neurotic behavior.
Psychogenic Disorders in Urinary Organ Function in Children
Psychogenic disorders in urinary organ function can lead to physical and emotional distress, but with treatment and support, children can lead healthy and fulfilling lives.
Forced Thoughts and Actions: Understanding and Treating Compulsive Neuroses in Children and Adolescents
Compulsion as a way of masking emotional difficulties can help a child deal with the anxiety that rules their emotional life, at least temporarily, by forcing thoughts and actions that hurt, upset, and make them feel bad.
The Psychological Origins of Child Negligence: Causes, Symptoms, and Implications
Child negligence is caused by physical, emotional, and social factors, and can be prevented through proper upbringing, psychotherapy, and encouragement.
The Beginnings of a Child’s Emotional Life
What Are the First Emotions a Child Experiences? According to Watson J. B.: Psychological care of infant and child, three basic emotions are already present in a newborn: fear, anger and love.…
Preventing Juvenile Delinquency: Challenges and Possible Solutions
Juvenile delinquency is an expression of deep disorders that need to be addressed through psychological-psychiatric analysis, professional re-education, and parental re-education.
Child Abuse
Abuse most often manifests itself in a lack of love for the child, i.e. a very negative emotional attitude of the educator. An authoritative educator is prone to child abuse.…
Teacher Help for Unadapted Children
A teacher can help a child who behaves negatively at school in several ways. Group Work: The Psychotherapy of Poorly Adapted Children Proper educational procedures will help it to cope…
Hereditary Traits and the Influence of Environment
Inheritance is an important factor in shaping a person's physical and mental characteristics, but its power is not absolute, nor is it as big as it is often assumed. The…
Sex Education in the Psychological Development of Young People
One's behavior in the sexual realm can only be understood if one knows the whole personality - and knowledge of sexuality greatly helps in interpreting reactions in other areas of…
Juvenile Delinquency: Understanding the Causes and Manifestations of Deviant Behavior in Young People
Juvenile delinquency is defined as a person over the age of 14 and under the age of 18 who has committed a criminal offense. Factors contributing to juvenile delinquency include urbanization and pre-delinquent behavior.
Endogenous Psychoses: Schizophrenia and Manic-Depressive Psychosis in Children and Adolescents
Endogenous psychoses are caused by the diseased psychic constitution of man, and treatment involves hospital therapy, rehabilitation, and psychotherapy.
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