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The Causes and Background of Aggression in Childhood
The aggressive behavior of children requires serious attention at all ages. Parents and the adults in their immediate environment often hope that children will outgrow this problem on their own, but the management of violent behavior should never be taken lightly. Instead of saying, “let them blow off steam!”, it is important to consciously address the situation. Aggressive behavior can take many forms, ranging from tantrums to physical violence, including threats, bullying, and vandalism. These manifestations can pose serious problems not only for children but also for those around them. Violence affects not only the lives of children but also families, schools, and the community as a whole. With the…
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Psychopathy, Sociopathy, and Antisocial Personality Disorders
A concept of psychopathy may be familiar to many, but in reality, few truly understand what this term entails. Psychopathy, as such, is a complex concept within the field of psychiatry that encompasses a type of personality disorder. People often use the term “psychopath” in various contexts, but the scientific approach is much more nuanced. Psychopathy is not just about cold, unfeeling behavior; it also includes a range of characteristics that define the functioning of the personality. Antisocial behavior and the violation of social norms are key elements of this disorder. Interestingly, psychopaths are often extremely attractive and charismatic, which makes it difficult to perceive their true intentions and feelings.…
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Sensitive Children: Advice for Parents to Avoid Outbursts
The sensitivity of children to environmental stimuli often poses challenges in family life. Children who struggle with sensory hypersensitivity frequently react intensely to sounds, lights, or even their clothing that they find disturbing. These issues not only complicate the everyday lives of the children but also present significant challenges for the parents. Parents often find it difficult to understand why their child reacts so strongly to various stimuli. The underlying causes of sensory sensitivity can often be neurobiological, which means that children may not be able to process sensory information properly. Sensory stimuli that are ordinary and tolerable for others can be unbearable for them. It is important for parents…
