1, depression
Mainly manifested as depression, inferiority, no interest in anything, decreased thinking ability, dull brain, difficulty in concentration, memory loss, feeling meaningless to live, and suicidal thoughts.
2, obsessive-compulsive disorder
Children are timid, stiff, think too much about everything, and have compulsive behaviors, such as closing the door repeatedly, turning off the gas and lights, washing hands repeatedly, and compulsive suspicion.
3. Test anxiety
Children are very scared at the thought of the exam, and they are highly nervous, with symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath and blank mind.
4. Internet addiction
The main manifestations of children are lying, truancy, lack of discipline, infatuation with video games and internet cafes, and staying up late. According to relevant surveys, about 16. 1% of primary and secondary school students are addicted to online games, which seriously affects their physical and mental health.
5, puppy love frustrated
Psychological point of view shows that puppy love is by no means the development of sexual function, but often an attempt to communicate with society. In puppy love, children tend to feel abandoned, depressed and resentful, daydreaming all day and their grades plummet. In severe cases, there may be self-injury behavior.
6. Social phobia
Children are afraid to communicate with others, talk to unfamiliar people, exercise under the gaze of all people or see the opposite sex, have obvious and persistent worries or fears, and fear that they will face embarrassment or shame.