The environment has a very significant influence on the development of children's speech. Educators can, by proper procedure, accelerate the maturation of the speech of their pupils and prevent various…
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.
Psychogenic mutism is when a child stops speaking due to emotional difficulties, trauma, or difficult environments. It can be caused by organic brain damage or psychological shock.
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.…
Motivations for violent behavior include insecurity, disappointment, disorientation, and a desire to show themselves and others that they are worth something.
Educators must regain trust, establish authority, and create a healthy emotional relationship with a defiant child to prevent and treat child defiance.
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…
Why the Child Reacts With Anger? The emotion of anger in child is just as much a reaction to real or an imaginary danger as it is fear. The difference…
An unavoidable condition for learning is the child's ability to remember what it is experiencing. Memory consists of the fact that various stimuli leave a transient or permanent trace in…
The faster the child acquires various motor habits with which it finds its way in the environment, the more easier and more complete it is for the child to adapt…
Child aggression is driven by anger, hatred, jealousy, irritability, hostility, and the desire for revenge.
Emotional factors can cause asthma attacks, so addressing them is important.
