Aggressive Behavior in Children and Young People
Child aggression is driven by anger, hatred, jealousy, irritability, hostility, and the desire for revenge.
Motives behind Child Theft: Understanding the Different Reasons Children Steal
Child theft is motivated by different motives than adult theft, such as the desire to compensate for not being loved or accepted.
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…
Introduction to Mental Hygiene: Psychohygiene
Our recent history has created the concept of psychohygiene, it is called mental hygiene, and deals with the care of people’s mental health. A Brief History of Psychohygiene People ages…
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.
6 Developmental Stages of the Child’s Intelligence
No signs of intellect can be detected in the newborn. The baby's reactions are instinctive and reflexive with no awareness of their behavior, their control and ability to target them…
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.
Psychological Effects on the Child When He Loses the Mother
Hospitalism is a disorder of the child's psyche that results from the loss of the mother as well as the physical and emotional abuse suffered by the child. Psychologist Bakwin…
Defiant Child Behavior
Educators must regain trust, establish authority, and create a healthy emotional relationship with a defiant child to prevent and treat child defiance.
The Truth About Only Children
In the city, 17.3% of children who were an only child; 15.8% of boys and 12.9% of girls in the country. This difference between the sexes is not significant, but…
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.
Children’s Play
The essence of children's play has been tried to be interpreted by various theories: playing is a way for a child to rest, to gather strength and refresh its spirit.…