06/06/2023
In the psychology program this year, children learned the basics of defense mechanisms. They learned how anger, phobias, stereotypes, and personality disorders may act as defense mechanisms and carry a functional value in the person’s life. We talked about how anger helps someone mask their fears, how stereotypes may give a sense of comfort and identity to someone, how imposter syndrome may lead to agoraphobia in someone, and how a narcissist may actually be hiding his fragile self behind arrogance. Children learned how our personalities, fears, thoughts, and goals affect our parenting skills. For the final project, children had to give a few parenting tips to adults around!
As the final project, teenagers in the psychology program this year shared a few parenting tips. Here is what children strongly feel and rec...
