Why are children prone to psychological problems now?

There are four main reasons for teenagers' psychological problems:

First, the influence of family, parents' neglect and ignorance of psychological education, which leads to a serious imbalance between children's psychological development and intellectual development. Second, the influence of society. Faced with the complicated social situation, teenagers who are not mature in distinguishing right from wrong have greatly increased their chances of contacting bad information in social media driven by curiosity. Third, it is because individual schools have not really implemented the transition from exam-oriented education to quality education. There are also reasons for teenagers themselves.

Teenagers are at the peak of their growth and development, and their psychological development is complicated. They pursue a sense of adulthood and have an independent intention. However, these psychology conflicts with their dependence in real life. They only ask for rights but are unwilling to fulfill their obligations. They only ask to be loved but don't know how to love others. Teenagers are in the budding period of youth, during which they have to experience all kinds of puzzles, contradictions and challenges in psychological development.