psychology / kids / introvert
Channel: Psikolog Furkan YAVUZ
Date: 2022-06-30

Introverted Child
Behaviors such as not being able to make friends, not being able to express their needs and desires, inactivity, preferring solo games, avoiding group games are observed.
In general, a low level of academic success can be observed, and there are also children who have good lessons but adopt such behaviors. There is distrust and lack of communication. We can list many reasons for this situation, the main ones being:
Reflections of family discord
oppressive and authoritarian attitude
Don't be blocked
perfectionism
It is the overdose of the concepts of shame and sin.
The first and primary step that can be taken is to support and encourage our child so that he can show himself and express himself in group activities. We are trying to combat this problem by giving assertiveness training to children and preparing the family for the new situation.
A shy child is anxious, anxious, nervous, and uncomfortable in unfamiliar environments or when interacting with others. Shyness that does not affect daily life and does not restrict the child's activities is considered normal. Children who receive adequate support from their parents can easily overcome the problem of shyness.
If shyness becomes social phobia, treatment is needed. Children with social phobia experience intense fear and anxiety that they will be teased or negatively evaluated by other people and their friends. Their biggest fear is to be rejected if they fail. When faced with the feared situation, physical symptoms such as sweating, rapid heartbeat, trembling, frequent toilet visits can be seen.
Genetic predisposition, personality traits, behaviors learned from parents, restlessness and inconsistency in family relationships, harsh criticism of the child (by parents, teachers, siblings, close relatives), lack of social interaction and isolation of the family, creating too much expectation on the child, introversion, shyness and its effects on social phobia should not be overlooked.
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert
psychology / kids / introvert


Psk.Furkan Yavuz