A US study suggests that middle-class parents with a habit of shouting at their teenage children could be actually increasing their kids' risk of depression and troubled behaviour. Published in the journal Child Development, the study stated even if parents enjoyed a close relationship with their son and daughter, harsh verbal discipline was found to have a dramatic impact on emotional development of the teenagers, Daily Mail reported Wednesday. It says ...You have just read an article categorized health
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