IJSR - International Journal of Scientific Research

Dr.Nilofer Mujawar; Dr. Pankaj Singh; Dr. Girish Nanoti; Dr. Randeep Singh

Volume : VI, Issue : II, February - 2017

PSYCHOGENIC PAIN IN SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN

Dr. Nilofer Mujawar, Dr. Pankaj Singh, Dr. Girish Nanoti, Dr. Randeep Singh

Abstract :

The present study to examine psychological Stressor causing psychogenic pain (Autonomic, gastrointestinal and Muscular). 112 (52 boys and 52 girls) , School going children (boys and girls) who referred by doctors for pains (Autonomic, gastrointestinal and Muscular), poor scholastic performance and behavior problem. Age range from 7 to 16 years were recruited based on random sampling. They were administered the Behaviour Assessment system for children, second edition (BASC–2)– Cecil R. Reynolds, PhD, and Randy W. Kamphaus, PhD, the sample group. The Study showed that clinically factors and adaptive behaviour are the major common stressors factor in triggering psychogenic pain (autonomic, gastrointestinal, and muscular) among school going boys and girls. This highlights the importance of periodic assessment of both behaviour and academic records of children in our environment. Parents and Teachers are encouraged to pay more attention to those students with behavioural problem by closer supervision of their educational and other social activities so as to improve their academic performance and behaviour problem