Psychogenic Enuresis in Children
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.
Parents Influence on the Child’s Personality Development
Parents are the most important objects of identification of the child in the family and the main source of experiences on which it builds its perspective on life. That is…
Gender Differences in Frequency and Types of Behavioral Disorders Among School Children
Gender differences in frequency and types of behavioral disorders among school children, with male children more likely to encounter disruption of classes, school avoidance, negligence in work, distraction, aggression, irritability, insolence, lying and theft.
Raising a Child: Introduction
The concept of education can be understood in the narrower and broader sense of the word. In a broader sense, upbringing consists of all those environmental factors that in some…
Psychogenic Lack of Appetite: Causes and Treatment
Psychogenic inappetence and mental anorexia can be prevented and treated by proper feeding practices and psychotherapy.
Psychological and Physiological Needs in the Life of Children
In order to understand the child's needs, primarily we must be acquainted with their nature and origin. Life Needs Man's behavior is caused by aspirations that are deeply integrated into…
Prepuberty: Physical and Mental Changes in Children
Puberty does not occur all at once. It gradually appears at the end of physiological childhood, between 10 and 12 years of age in girls, and between 11 and 13…
Child’s Difficulties at School Associated With Visual, Hearing and Speech Impairment
Specific difficulties in adjusting to school occur primarily in children with impaired vision. Astigmatic, short-sighted and more far-sighted children easily get tired when they are reading, writing and drawing, and…
Aggressive Behavior in Children and Young People
Child aggression is driven by anger, hatred, jealousy, irritability, hostility, and the desire for revenge.
Fear as an Emotional Reaction in the Child
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…
The Child’s Need for Activity, Independence and Affirmation
The child's need for activity provides it with experiences, enriches it with knowledge, introduces it to the environment and fills it with security and self-confidence. It also brings it in…
The Influence of Family Stratification on the Child’s Personality Development
The development of modern society inevitably causes the reduction of the family and a certain weakening of its internal structure. Along with the ever-increasing industrialization and the constant overflow of…
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