School grievances are reflected in the psyche later decades

A photo open source Scientists have completed a study that established the strong influence of childhood and adolescent grievances on psychological condition in adulthood. As the electronic newspaper Vek writes, 7771 1958 volunteers participated in the study birth. The authors of the study found that mental trauma, received by subjects at school made themselves felt through many years. Just one offensive word said to a man when he was still as a teenager, can be remembered for decades. The same people which in school years were subject to resentment and bullying by peers and teachers are much more likely to encounter further problems not only mental, but also physiological. British scientists directly relate health problems to subjects in adulthood with a dysfunctional environment in school.