Patient's question:
Introversion makes it especially difficult to fit in in unfamiliar environments. One's logic in social interactions is very mature, and they are particularly afraid of stimulating fights and other serious incidents. It's hard for them to concentrate in class, and their grades are average. They don't like to show themselves off. However, they have strong self-care abilities, such as the ability to analyze and judge things more maturely than their peers. They don't like to answer questions.Doctor's answer:
Parents should help children overcome feelings of tension and fear. Parents should do everything possible to create conditions for children to live in a calm and confident atmosphere. No matter how they make the child angry, neither pay attention to them, nor imitate them, nor laugh at them. Guide children to participate in various games and activities that interest them. Physical activities will help children break free from their own, revitalize themselves, and completely relax.