Pediatr. praxi. 2011;12(2):76-78
When diagnosing pathological anxiety in children one needs to consider the following aspects: development, maturity, society and
communication. Behavioral inhibition/extreme shyness/is a permanent temperament trait, often combined with poor recognition of
emotional facial expressions. It is defined by biological markers and reflects a specific susceptibility to neurotic disorders. Children with
anxiety suffer from a behavioral inhibition related to persistent fear and show a marked body reaction to stress. In adolescence such
children will be at higher risk of chronic anxiety, depression and substance abuse. A treatment would include a combination of psychotherapy,
pharmacotherapy and sociotherapy.
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