Child Psychology and Behavioral Issues
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A child's development can stop at a certain stage if they have a specific ______.

disorder

For a person to be psychologically healthy, they need physical health, environmental compatibility, and continuous ______.

growth

Psychological health is a relatively stable state where an individual is mentally, emotionally, and socially ______.

adjusted

Understanding one's self, motivations, and desires is crucial for a healthy relationship with ______.

<p>self</p> Signup and view all the answers

The ability to make and execute ______ is crucial for interacting effectively with the environment.

<p>decisions</p> Signup and view all the answers

A troubled child is one who experiences obstacles or adopts deviant behavior as a fixed, unchanging approach that does not respond to ______ or advice.

<p>guidance</p> Signup and view all the answers

Abnormal behavior encompasses all actions and activities undertaken by an individual, and these issues can stem from feelings of ______ and neglect.

<p>envy</p> Signup and view all the answers

Insecurity caused by changing schools, homes, parental separation, or a parent's absence due to travel can lead to a loss of ______.

<p>security</p> Signup and view all the answers

Some believe that mental health is simply the absence of mental ______.

<p>illness</p> Signup and view all the answers

A person might not experience a diagnosable mental illness, but still exhibit undesirable ______.

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Study Notes

Troubled Child Definition

  • A troubled child is one who exhibits consistent, non-responsive deviant behaviors despite guidance or advice.
  • Abnormal behavior includes all actions and activities of an individual.

Causes of Behavioral Problems

  • Jealousy due to the arrival of a new sibling.
  • Insecurity caused by changes in school, home, parental separation, or a parent's absence.
  • Feelings of inadequacy and inferiority.

Child's Mental Health

  • Mental health is debated, with some believing it's simply the absence of mental illness.
  • However, this definition is insufficient as individuals without mental illness can still lack mental health due to negative aspects impacting their effectiveness.
  • Healthy psychology involves physical health, environmental compatibility, continuous growth, and adaptation to reality.

Characteristics of Psychological Health

  • Relationship with Self: Understanding one's motivations, self-esteem, and acceptance of their environment, with a focus on growth and future outlook.

  • Interaction with the Environment: Understanding and controlling behavior in response to circumstances, including decision-making, understanding the world, and responding appropriately.

  • This leads to feelings of safety and tranquility due to success in navigating the environment.

Psychological Problems in Children

  • A child's development can stall at a specific stage due to disorders, preventing them from reaching their full potential.
  • Mental health is reflected in an individual's ability to adapt to themselves and their surroundings.

Role of Society in Psychological Development

  • The community significantly influences a child's psychological development through facts and influences affecting their behavior.

Role of Family in Psychological Development

  • Family impacts a child's intellectual, emotional, and social growth, impacting both healthy and unhealthy psychological development.
  • A dysfunctional family is a negative environment, leading to behavioral deviations, social and psychological disturbances, and delinquency.
  • Conversely, a happy family is a positive environment promoting growth and contributing to a child's happiness.
  • Early childhood experiences significantly influence psychological development.
  • Parents should treat children as siblings, consult them on family matters, consider their opinions, and teach them morals, customs, and values.
  • Parents should build harmonious relationships among siblings, avoiding favoritism to prevent competition and jealousy.
  • Parents should meet their children's psychological needs, especially security and love, and develop their abilities through play and constructive experiences.

Factors Affecting Psychological Disorders in Children

  • Parental psychological disorders, particularly in the mother, negatively affect the child.
  • Lack of parental care has a major negative impact on a child's well-being.
  • Child abuse, physical and emotional, can lead to head injuries, brain damage, mental retardation, and behavioral problems.
  • Parental conflicts can result in psychological problems in children.

Factors Causing Psychological Problems in Children

  • Inappropriate Expectations: Expectations exceeding a child's developmental level can lead to misbehavior. Expectations should match a child's capabilities.
  • Health Problems: Illness can impact a child's behavior, especially for chronically ill children. Adults should be aware of a child's physical condition.
  • Poor Nutrition: Hunger and an unbalanced diet negatively impact mood, energy levels, and attention.

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This quiz explores the definition of troubled children, the causes of behavioral problems, and the characteristics of psychological health. It delves into the impact of environmental factors on a child's mental health and well-being. Test your understanding of these crucial concepts in child psychology.

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