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How angry parenting impacts a child

Updated On Jun 16, 2023 07:47 PM IST

Parental anger can affect a child negatively in several ways. The effects can continue to impact the adult child including increasing degrees of depression.

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Behavioural problems: Children may exhibit behavioural problems as a result of angry parenting. They may become aggressive, defiant, or develop other conduct disorders. They may also imitate the angry behaviour they witness, leading to a cycle of aggression and anger in their own interactions with others. (Pexels)

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Behavioural problems: Children may exhibit behavioural problems as a result of angry parenting. They may become aggressive, defiant, or develop other conduct disorders. They may also imitate the angry behaviour they witness, leading to a cycle of aggression and anger in their own interactions with others. (Pexels)

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Emotional and psychological effects: Children who experience angry parenting may develop emotional and psychological issues. They may feel afraid, anxious, and insecure due to the unpredictable and hostile environment created by angry parents. This can lead to low self-esteem, depression, and difficulty forming healthy relationships later in life. (Pexels)

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Emotional and psychological effects: Children who experience angry parenting may develop emotional and psychological issues. They may feel afraid, anxious, and insecure due to the unpredictable and hostile environment created by angry parents. This can lead to low self-esteem, depression, and difficulty forming healthy relationships later in life. (Pexels)

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Behavioural problems: Children may exhibit behavioural problems as a result of angry parenting. They may become aggressive, defiant, or develop other conduct disorders. They may also imitate the angry behaviour they witness, leading to a cycle of aggression and anger in their own interactions with others. (Pexels)

Updated on Jun 16, 2023 07:47 PM IST

Behavioural problems: Children may exhibit behavioural problems as a result of angry parenting. They may become aggressive, defiant, or develop other conduct disorders. They may also imitate the angry behaviour they witness, leading to a cycle of aggression and anger in their own interactions with others. (Pexels)

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Social difficulties: The negative effects of angry parenting can extend to a child's social life. They may struggle with making and maintaining friendships due to trust issues and difficulties in managing their emotions. Additionally, they may have trouble understanding and appropriately responding to social cues, leading to isolation and a sense of being different from their peers. (Pexels)

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Social difficulties: The negative effects of angry parenting can extend to a child's social life. They may struggle with making and maintaining friendships due to trust issues and difficulties in managing their emotions. Additionally, they may have trouble understanding and appropriately responding to social cues, leading to isolation and a sense of being different from their peers. (Pexels)

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Cognitive development: Angry parenting can impact a child's cognitive development. Constant exposure to anger and conflict can impair their ability to concentrate, learn, and solve problems effectively. It may also hinder their academic performance, making it challenging for them to reach their full potential. (Pexels)

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Cognitive development: Angry parenting can impact a child's cognitive development. Constant exposure to anger and conflict can impair their ability to concentrate, learn, and solve problems effectively. It may also hinder their academic performance, making it challenging for them to reach their full potential. (Pexels)

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Physical health issues: The stress caused by angry parenting can manifest in physical health problems for the child. They may experience headaches, stomachaches, difficulty sleeping, and other stress-related ailments. Long-term exposure to chronic stress can also weaken their immune system, making them more susceptible to illness. (Pexels)

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Physical health issues: The stress caused by angry parenting can manifest in physical health problems for the child. They may experience headaches, stomachaches, difficulty sleeping, and other stress-related ailments. Long-term exposure to chronic stress can also weaken their immune system, making them more susceptible to illness. (Pexels)

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Intergenerational transmission: Children who grow up with angry parents may learn and internalize anger as a way to cope with stress and conflict. This learned behaviour can carry into adulthood and affect their own parenting style, perpetuating the cycle of angry parenting across generations. (Pexels)

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Intergenerational transmission: Children who grow up with angry parents may learn and internalize anger as a way to cope with stress and conflict. This learned behaviour can carry into adulthood and affect their own parenting style, perpetuating the cycle of angry parenting across generations. (Pexels)

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