Have Children's Behavior Become Worse in these Recent Years?

In the 1980s, 77% of children lived with their parents, but in the 2000s the proportion of children fell to 67%. 63% of youths' suicides and 90% of fugitives come from families without fathers. 85% of children with behavioral disabilities come from families without fathers. Statistics are on the rise, indicating that bad parents and missing parents may influence children's behavior. In the meantime, children's behavior is influenced by irresponsible parents who are not experienced.

It is clear that the behavior of children today is worse than it was ten years ago. Today's children tend to be more aggressive than ever. The media reported that children used drugs and showed violent behavior. A girl is crazy about pre - marital sex or unprotected sex at an early age (resulting in an increase in illegal abortion rate, some of which lead to death). In this young age, 15 girls were active in sex. Essentially, today's children are less disciplined than they did today 10 years ago. There are many reasons for child discipline reduction, but one of them stands out and even it is all the core of everything else. The loose nature of parents opens up the harmful factors of the gate, which is actually harming children's morality and discipline.

Oppositional disability disorder (ODD) is a disease mainly seen in children and adolescents. It is characterized by worse, negative, anti-compliant or provocative behavior than the normal 'test' behavior that most children sometimes exhibit. Most children experience difficult times especially during the age of 18 to 3 and later on adolescence. These difficult times are part of the normal developmental process to get stronger sex and separation from parents. However, although ODD is a serious breach that lasts longer than normal personalization, it is not too extreme.

Mark Dades, a psychologist at the University of New South Wales who is studying children's antisocial behavior, admits, "Nobody wants to label a 5-year-old mentally ill patient." But he said that it may be worse to ignore these characteristics. "According to the research, this temperament is known to be found in young children." Recent studies have shown that there is an anatomical difference in the adolescent child's brain. It is born. Another study that tracked the psychological development of 25-year-old children found that children aged 3 years may show signs of psychosis. Very few but increasing psychologists Dadds and Waschbusch say that the early problems facing may provide opportunities for these children to change direction.