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My son age is 14 years and he is studing 9th standard. very active person and very smart. But he is not behaiver like 14 years guy and short temparaed, He is not interested to take food he want always zanc food which uis not good for health. Also he dont know how to behaive with others and how to give a respect to yelders. Please suggest us what is the best solution for this. But very very active person and he can catch anything smartly except study.
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Dear Sir,
Your son seems to be active and smart but at the same time you say that he is lagging behind in studies and does not behave his age. Also, he does not respect elders and also indulges into junk food. It seems that your son is having behavioral issues which needs to be addressed as soon as possible before it worsens.
This could be due to number of reasons, it could be due to his age, the peer group, lack of discipline, over pampering, or very strict environment at home or school etc.
It is not late, you can take your son to a clinical psychologist and get detailed assessments done to rule out conduct disorder.
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1. Spend some quality time with your son. 2. Make a daily activity schedule for your son. 3. Give him points for completing tasks 4. Reward him for the points collected during weekends. 5. Talk positively and appraise your son's positive actions. 6. Share stories with your son which are inspiring and instills moral values. 7. You need to visit a clinical psychologist and get a thorough assessment done for your son.
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Hello sir....
You can consult for this to any psychologist......and try to talk to him be a good friend of him and start talking like a friend......start morning walk for him....
And try to contact your near by psychologist of your area
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