Prevalence of emotional and behavior disorders in children in the north of RS (Y)
Abstract
The prevalence of emotional and behavior disturbances in children, living in the North of Sakha Republic (Yakutia) is presented. We characterized a group of schoolchildren with neural psychic disorders. We marked that schoolchildren of early ages showed disturbances in the processes of adaptation to school, reflected in poor school performance, regular absence from school, no respect from classmates. In adolescents complex of the problems and school deadaptation signs are growing.
About the Authors
N. B. Semenova
SSRI of Northern Problems of SD RAMS
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Semenova Nadezhda Borisovna – Leading Scientific Worker in the Department for somatic and psychic health in children
Professor Home address: Russia, 660095, Krasnoyarsk, ul.Kommunalnaya, d.18, kv. 62. Mobile phone: 7-913-53-98-602, Office phone: 7 (391) 228–06–83
T. F. Martynova
SEE «RC of psychological medical social care» ME SR (Y)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Martynova Tatiana Fedotovna – Deputy Director for Teaching and Methodical Work
Home address: 677013, Yakutsk, ul. Kalandarishvili d.21/2, kv. 64 Mobile phone: 7-914-107-0847, Office phone: 7 (4112) 42-28-92
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Semenova N.B., Martynova T.F. Prevalence of emotional and behavior disorders in children in the north of RS (Y). Yakut Medical Journal. 2011;(4):10-12.
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