The psychology of a child when being beaten

The main psychological reactions that children may experience when being beaten include refusing to admit their mistakes, being numb, and even resisting.

1. Not admitting mistakes: Some children are very stubborn when being beaten, especially when their parents ask them if they are wrong, they will firmly deny that they are not wrong. Even if their parents beat them hard, they will not change their behavior of not admitting mistakes.

2. Showing numbness: Some children will show special numbness when being beaten by their parents. They will not say a word, just stand there, keep their heads down and not speak, and there will be no expression in their eyes;

3. Resistance: When parents beat their children excessively, some children may show resistance.

In daily life, try not to use beatings to educate children. Instead, use psychological preaching to make children aware of their mistakes and slowly correct them. If a child is beaten excessively for a long time, it may cause the child to develop a fearful mentality. It will also cause obvious inferiority and cowardice. In more serious cases, the child's spirit will be suppressed to a certain extent, and his/her learning will be seriously affected. Therefore, try not to beat the child when he/she makes a mistake or is overly emotional. Instead, improve the child's psychology through preaching and persuasion.