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.
Endogenous psychoses are caused by the diseased psychic constitution of man, and treatment involves hospital therapy, rehabilitation, and psychotherapy.
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…
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…
At first glance, it seems clear what intelligence is. But trying to define it is not easy at all. Intelligence is not the only, simple and clearly limited function of…
Boys are more likely to have behavioral disorders than girls due to lower biological resistance and greater mental sensitivity.
How the Frightened One React? Fear means withdrawing from a situation to which one does not know how to react in a more adequate way. It motivates a frightened man…
A child who suffers from dyslexia and dysgraphia, i.e. insufficient ability to master reading and writing, has great difficulties. If a student reads poorly, it does not mean that he…
Gender differences in behavior and development during schooling, such as cowardice, timidity, withdrawal, distraction, and non-independence.
Psychogenic insomnia in children and adolescents is caused by negative emotions, unresolved problems, and emotional conflicts.
Once in 80 cases, twins are born. Less often at the same time, triplets or more are conceived. Triplets are born once in 6.400 pregnancies, quadruplets once to 512.000, peters…
Motivations for violent behavior include insecurity, disappointment, disorientation, and a desire to show themselves and others that they are worth something.
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.