There are many children in our society who go through the day without eating or who fail to receive adequate medical services when ill. Others reside in homes without running water or electricity or homes infested with rodents and roaches. At times, young children are left at home without adequate supervision and are often responsible
Few child development experts would disagree that parenting has a significant influence on child psychological and behavioral outcomes. Furthermore, research has reported that the way in which a child is parented not only impacts childhood health, but also shapes the course of adult lives. A problem for parents is that advice from child professionals has
Battered child syndrome (BCS) has been defined as “the collection of injuries sustained by a child as a result of repeated mistreatment or beating.” If the injuries sustained by the child suggest that physical trauma was inflicted intentionally or if the injuries appear on examination to be more severe than one might expect to have
This article explores the intricate interplay between child development and pediatric neuropsychology within the realm of health psychology. Beginning with an introduction that delineates the significance of child development and outlines the scope of pediatric neuropsychology, the article proceeds to dissect the multifaceted factors influencing child development, ranging from genetic and biological influences to environmental
This article explores the intricate realm of Child Psychology within Stressful Medical Settings, shedding light on the profound impact that healthcare environments can have on children’s psychological well-being. Explicating the manifestations of fear, anxiety, and trauma experienced by children in medical settings, the first section elucidates the psychological effects that may linger long into their