INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOPATHIC QUALITIES OF PARENTS ON MENTAL DISORDERS IN CHILDREN

Abstract

The ability of a newborn to quickly adapt to the demands of parents leads to the fact that the child's needs for love, respect, responsiveness, understanding, participation, and sympathy are often repressed into the unconscious. The same can be said about emotional reactions to situations fraught with grave consequences, in which the child is deprived of something vital. As a result, a person, both in childhood and adulthood, is deprived of many emotional experiences such as jealousy, anger, envy, feelings of loneliness and helplessness, and fear.