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Social isolation and mental health - cover

Social isolation and mental health

Abiel Silver

Publisher: PASSWORD

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Summary

Social interaction in childhood is essential for healthy mental development and also prevents antisocial behavior in adulthood. The interaction with the external environment since a person is born is essential for proper development. Suffering social isolation in childhood can cause certain mental disorders when reaching adulthood. In this bookis aboutexplainin an informative waythe importance of avoiding solitary confinement in childhood to promote healthy mental development, but also in old age, since it has pernicious consequences in cognitive deterioration. cognitive problems andbehaviorin adulthood produced by solitary confinement at an early age could be due to a decrease in the production of myelin in the nervous system.


This is a book created with the sole intention of entertaining, for the reader to have a good time, without further ado.
Available since: 06/13/2023.

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