Family Deprivation and Its Relationship to Behavioral Disorders in Children

About this book

Family Deprivation and Its Relationship to Behavioral Disorders in Children is a serious research work exploring the impact of family deprivation on childhood and children's behavior. The author, Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Aal Ahmed Asr, presents a comprehensive and in-depth study of this important subject. The book examines the psychological and behavioral effects suffered by children deprived of family care, whether due to the loss of parents or other causes. It reviews the many problems that can arise from this deprivation, such as anxiety, anger, feelings of insecurity, loss of self-confidence, and unmet social needs. The book draws on multiple researches and studies to demonstrate the importance of the family's role in raising children and the impact of family deprivation on their proper growth. It explains that children living in shelters or lacking family care face adjustment difficulties and suffer from more behavioral problems than their peers in stable family environments. The book also highlights the role of mothers in raising children and the importance of their knowledge of proper guidance methods, offering valuable advice to mothers and educators on directing children and developing their psychological, social, and mental growth. It is an indispensable book for those interested in child-rearing and understanding the effects of family deprivation on children's psychological and behavioral health.