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This is very common and to the child, it is both a psychological and sociological way of proving their presence in the society. I’m sure at this time, the child realizes that he or she is the youngest in the family and if nothing is done about it he or she might be overlooked by everyone.
It is not actually only about refusal to do what they are told to do, at time they deliberately break the social laws to get the reaction from the caregiver.

Nonetheless, this kind of behavior is not limited to the children alone, it is also observable among some adults, though during adulthood, this is more social than psychological. It usually happens with people experiencing the superiority complex, who would feel inferiorated by doing what someone they fear is getting greater than them, especially authority and favor wise. I’m sure most of those in business organisations have observed a number of subordinates resistance to instructions as result of this phenomenon.

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This is very true and observable everywhere in all societies on the world. It is actually very important to bring more detail about the symptoms of this calamity and suggest treatment options so that more people can benefit.

It is very common in the various societies to see people who make no progress in life, who are dependent throughout their life, but never make significant effort to overcome the yoke of poverty. In addition to this, whether one is educated or illiterate, none of these categories is spared.

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