Psychological problems of personality in different age categories

Psychological problems of the individual canTo appear in different periods of time under the influence of many external factors. Specialists say that the source of most of them in adulthood is childhood. Methods of education, the relationship between parents and children have a huge impact on the process of personality formation.

Psychological problems can be divided conditionallyto hidden and explicit. By explicit it is accepted to understand those deviations from the standard norm, which can be immediately revealed not only by the doctor, but also recognized by the patient himself. For example, regularly occurring attacks of uncontrollable fear or fury. Even banal jealousy and depression refer to obvious ailments. As a rule, obvious psychological problems are provoked by the influence of hidden ones on them. The presence of the latter just the patient and the people around him can not independently identify or recognize.

Hidden problems can be diagnosedonly a specialist. These include the pathological desire for revenge, a sense of fear, unconscious attraction of attention by all means. Even when a person is too aggressive towards others, too talkative, rude, constantly opposed to public opinion, it is not superfluous to go through a consultation with a psychologist.

People caught in the network of sectarians and deeplybelievers in their "god", experts refer to patients with problems of a hidden nature. It is worth paying special attention to people who are squeezed, complexed, faced with difficult circumstances in life or in a circle of a bad company. Usually, external factors have the greatest impact on a person's psychological health, so often life circumstances become a source of hidden ailments.

Separately I want to note the psychologicalproblems in childhood. The most common of them are considered too active behavior, conflicting actions, numerous conflicts with peers and adults, and as a result, a conscious fence from surrounding people and the desire for solitude. Do not think about the bad, because in most cases this behavior of children is not a psychological trauma or a disease, but merely indicates adaptation in the rapidly changing conditions of the modern world. Such problems can disappear altogether if the child feels the interest of the parents in his life and the absolute support on their part.

Strict education of mother or father often causespsychological problems "of the school mark and assessment." That is, a child knowingly knows that with poor grades he will be scolded, and, possibly, used physical force. In order to avoid the development of serious psychological child trauma, parents should choose friendly tactics of communication. For bad grades in school, you do not have to scold, enough to work with your favorite child. Perhaps, the study of a particular school subject is simply bad for him. Try to make every effort to ensure that the child is fully revealed in all areas, help him in this.

No less often there are psychologicalproblems of leadership. As you know, a person throughout life subconsciously strives for power, to leadership. To influence other people, to manipulate them-all this helps some leaders improve their own self-esteem. The desire for power mainly arises from the person who has hidden complexes, dissatisfaction with himself or rejection of himself. The ability to lead the actions of people provokes the development of negative qualities in the character of a person. In order not to get into this eternally operating "funnel", it is worthwhile to understand that the management of people is a very important matter. The fate of each person is in some ways influenced by his boss. Many people face psychological problems due to oppression by the leadership.