As the result, children may loss their self-esteem which is a critical development in their emotional aspect. According to some studies, when parents separate, children especially five to ten years old results to be one of the most unlucky persons by the fact that they lose the chance of having a happy family. People cannot blame a child who has no respect, low self-esteem, having a bad attitude, and dealing the world unjustly because we do not know their background. These children might have an ignorance of being a rightful people. They maybe not nourished by their parents well.
Children who don’t see or feel the act of love between his/her parent can have a hard time expressing their feelings with other person. Due to unseen acts of love, the child may be confused on how he/she will show their feelings with other person. So instead of showing it, they are going to hide their feeling with their self
• Encouragement: if children are not given the praise and encouragement they need, this will affect their relationships and friendships as they get older and they will have poor attachment this can develop into anxiety, depression and they will lack motivation. • Learning difficulties are also a factor that influences a child’s development. Children with learning difficulties will need extra support with certain areas of development and may develop low self-esteem because they get annoyed with themselves for not being able to do something, such as a simple numeracy problem or read a book. External factors affecting learning and development are likely to be limited access to services and support, but parents and carers may not be aware of this. • Children with ill heath on a regular basis can develop much more slower, this may cause longer term issues such as failure to grow or thrive.
The idea of neglect is not a physical state, but a mental state like Mr. Lopez’s situation. A lot of times it is harder to deal with mental issues than physical issues. Mental problems lead to suicide just as easy as being physically beaten. The child or children may be being bullied but get no comfort because his parents may neglect him/her. The parents may neglect the child because they know it is their fault because of gay jokes or just forgetting them.
“A child might develop an anxiety disorder by learning the behavior of one of their parents who has an anxiety disorder,” (Higuera). Even Though this is not genetically caused, it is still very infective to the mind. Lastly, negative experiences, such as physical, mental, or sexual abuse, will cause social anxiety. “Social and medical science have long suspected that childhood
However, should the care be punishing or unpredictable, then the infant will develop a sense of mistrust and will not have confidence in the world around them or in their abilities to influence events. This infant will carry the basic perception of mistrust with them into other relationships. It may result in anxiety, heightened insecurities, and a feeling of mistrust in the world around them. Langley, T.
When people are abusing children make them think that everybody will be treating them in an ugly way, so with this they will stay away from others to avoid violence, and bad treating. According to Jasmin Lee Cori author of “The Emotionally Absent Mother”(2010) states that “abuse is when something happens that is actively violating of another, but negligence is when we don’t get significant things we need as children” Children are sensitive; they can be seriously affected by the simplest words. The ways parent’s discipline their kids have a big impact on their personality. If the child is punished aggressively, he or she might grow up to be isolated and have no
One of the major reason that can be speculated is Eric did not successfully achieve sense of autonomy during stage 2 of psychosocial development. The sense of autonomy is important for individual as it will develop positive image about how individual see themselves. In addition, too much criticism from parents or caregivers can contribute to failure of autonomy development. Consequently, individual will not feel good about themselves and they will have low self- esteem. Hosogi, Okada, Fujii, Noguchi and Watanabe (2012) in their research emphasized children's self- esteem was affected by their environment either home or school and children with damaged self- esteem has higher chances of developing serious psychological and social problem.
Niolon (2010) shows that avoidant children may become anxious, clinging and angry with their parents. Typically, they come from their parents who has an insecure attachment type with their family. Insecure attachment can also result from emotional abuse. This is when the attachment figure becomes the source of fear instead of being the source of comfort. Emotional abuse is when the parent diminished the children’s needs and feelings.
As an individual lacks a relationship with their parents it could possibly lead in engaging in delinquency. According to previous research, it is revealed that there is a strong connection between the experience of violence and negative behaviours in children (Osofsky, 1999). Negative aspects such as rejection and neglect in a relationship between a child and a parent could result in the need to turn to delinquency. The negative effects of violence can range from an individual being temporary upset, to post traumatic stress disorder, and to increased aggressive and violent behaviour