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Why Is My Child Misbehaving With Others?

my son is 13 years old still he is behaving like child & never behave proper with his mother or his younger sister he did not take any interest in his studies. he always try to attract to words him self. some time he start crying with out any reason.
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Hi, Thanks for asking. In my opinion your child seems to have social skill deficit with attention seeking behaviour. If such a child comes in my office, I would also rule out ADHD for him.
He will benefit from social skill training therapy in group therapy.
You should pre decide the rewards and the consequences for his good and bad behaviour. And those should be consistently applied.
His attention seeking behaviours should be consistently ignored and he should be given attention for his positive behaviours only.
I hope I have helped you.
Thank You.
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Why Is My Child Misbehaving With Others?

Hi, Thanks for asking. In my opinion your child seems to have social skill deficit with attention seeking behaviour. If such a child comes in my office, I would also rule out ADHD for him. He will benefit from social skill training therapy in group therapy. You should pre decide the rewards and the consequences for his good and bad behaviour. And those should be consistently applied. His attention seeking behaviours should be consistently ignored and he should be given attention for his positive behaviours only. I hope I have helped you. Thank You.