Mental health is a crucial aspect in selecting activities, and if it is disrupted, the ramifications can be far-reaching.
Human beings’ mental state of affairs, or psychic condition, is extremely delicate since it determines the route of behaviour at any given time. Such a brilliant advancement has also left its mark on the milieu in which an individual lives among his or her peers.
If, among other things, the delicate brains of a firm’s workforce’s children are harmed, experts believe it will have far-reaching implications.
The children of working parents who have “empathetic and supportive co-employees along with immediate supervisors or superiors” have their “growing consequences immediately and substantially affected by their parents’ work lives,” according to researchers.
A simile or metaphor (comparison) may be formed here between a baby’s brain and its development in the same way as regular clay grows.
Simultaneously, that is dependent on the methods and tools, and above all, the required skill of a working parent or parents to shape their children into the desired as well as acceptable cast and stature.
The terms ‘Catharsis Effect’ and ‘Domino Effect’ are relevant here.
Catharsis is a psychoanalytic theory concept that refers to the emergence of emotions associated with traumatic situations. Catharsis derives from a Greek concept for cleaning or purging, and it is related with the eradication of unpleasant emotions, affect, or behaviours associated with repressed trauma.
According to the domino effect, changing one’s behaviour sets off a chain of circumstances that causes a shift in related behaviour. For example, if you make your bed in the morning, you may repeat the process the next morning.
The “Domino Effect” encompasses both positive and harmful behaviours. Because our behaviours are interrelated, changing one causes other behaviours to shift.
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