Psychological Need for Self-Actualization in the Child
In addition to physiological needs, there is a psychological need for pleasure in the form of aspiration for self-actualization. It is a man's need to feel the values оf his…
The Complexity of Child Lying: Motives, Development, and Response
Lying is a form of child aggression that is difficult to distinguish from reality due to inaccurate observation, fantasy, and emotional response.
Adolescence Period in a Person’s Life
The Length of Adolescence It is impossible to determine the exact date when puberty ends. Psychological and social maturation continues to physical maturity without a clear boundary. On average, adolescence…
Twins: A Comparison of the Different Entities
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…
Psychogenic Lack of Appetite: A Common Neurosis in Childhood
Psychogenic lack of appetite is a common neurotic disorder in children.
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.…
The Impact of the Urban Environment on the Social Development of the Child
The social relations of the community in which a child develops are very important for the formation of a young person. Factors of the social environment in the earlier years…
The Psychology of Distraction and “Forgetfulness” in Children and Adolescents
Distraction and forgetfulness are caused by emotional conflicts, fear of failure, and imagination.
Unfitness for School: The Role of Regional Departments in Rural Areas
In order for a child to be able to master school tasks successfully, to be able to follow classes carefully and to mobilize all its intellectual capacity, it needs to…
Sensory Organs Development: A New Beginning for a Newborn
The fetus develops when it is already in the mother's womb and it is ready for the functioning of all sensory organs. The child is born with the ability to…
Joy as an Emotional Reaction in the Child
How the Child Express Joy? The child expresses feelings of joy through increased muscle activity, lively movements, a smile or loud laughter. The main source of joy in childhood is…
Intelligence: Definition, Theories
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…
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