The Younger Child in Family
It is often observed that the younger of two children in a family develops mentally easier and faster than the older one. This is because the younger child identifies not…
The Upbringing of the Child and the Teacher’s Responsibility: A Problem in School Practice and an Unfair Discipline for Children
The teacher is in the child's mind a continuation of the parental character, their complement and sometimes their opposite. The Teacher and the Child: A Problem in the Education of…
Nervous Behavior in Children and Adolescents: Causes and Solutions
Nervous behavior in children and adolescents is an expression of a conflict between the child and the environment, most often in the 5th and 8th years.
How a Child Develops Problem-Solving Skills
When a small child is given a task that needs to be solved, for example, to get an object that is not within its reach, it usually behaves like a…
The Psychological Origins of Child Negligence: Causes, Symptoms, and Implications
Child negligence is caused by physical, emotional, and social factors, and can be prevented through proper upbringing, psychotherapy, and encouragement.
The Impact of Environment on Child’s Personality
The child's living environment, which affects the shaping of its personality, consists of three basic factors: FamilySchoolWider social community In these environments, the following factors mostly affect the child's psychological…
Nail Biting in Children: Causes and Prevalence
Nail biting is a common occurrence in children, but there are no specific causes for it.
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.
Understanding Puberty: Changes, Challenges, and Sexual Education for Youth
Onset and Characteristics of Puberty For this period, the most significant changes are in the appearance and structure of the body. Pubertal changes begin in girls earlier than in boys;…
The Child’s Grandmother
Grandma is the most common and most natural substitute for the mother, especially when the mother is employed. Our examination of mental disorders in school children shows that among city…
Mother’s Love Towards the Child
Although the mother's love is absolutely necessary for the child to be able to develop mentally properly, it achieves its purpose only when it is natural, sincere and properly directed.…
Aggressive Behavior in Children and Young People
Child aggression is driven by anger, hatred, jealousy, irritability, hostility, and the desire for revenge.
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