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.

Child theft is motivated by different motives than adult theft, such as the desire to compensate for not being loved or accepted.

A phobia is a neurotic fear that refers to a certain situation, and is a kind of masking of timidity, life anxiety and feelings of insecurity in front of tasks.

Psychogenic mutism is when a child stops speaking due to emotional difficulties, trauma, or difficult environments. It can be caused by organic brain damage or psychological shock.

Enuresis is a psychogenic disorder caused by emotional conflicts, negative upbringing procedures, and environmental factors, and should not be treated with medication or physical procedures.

Psychogenic pain in children and adolescents is caused by emotional loads such as school failure, jealousy, dyslexia, conflicts between parents, change of educator, and transition from village to town.

Lying is a form of child aggression that is difficult to distinguish from reality due to inaccurate observation, fantasy, and emotional response.