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Nail-biting behavior in children: psychological signs and effective strategies to address it
Nail biting in children is a repetitive behavior that reflects deep psychological responses. It is considered a way to reduce stress or express hidden fears such as anxiety, separation, or pressure from high expectations. This behavior can lead to health issues, including nail deformities and the transfer of germs, as well as psychological effects like low self-confidence and social shyness. It is recommended to address it by understanding its psychological causes, avoiding punishment, and implementing educational and behavioral strategies to promote confidence and emotional communication with the child.
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