Becoming More Than A Worry Freak Is A Reason To Get Worried Generalized Anxiety Disorder or GAD, is a behavioral problem that is characterized by excessive anxiety and worry that lasts for six months or more. The cause is usually unknown, unless the patient undergoes psychotherapy, physical examination, or counseling, in which the cause or causes of GAD will be revealed. As early as now, you can teach the child to have a positive outlook in life by teaching him or her to be more self-independent and self-sufficient. You can also teach the child to have a positive outlook in life by exposing him or her to things and experiences that can help the child develop more positive strategies especially in dealing with sadness. The Severe Result Of Behavior Problems It is said that adjustment in behavior is highly individual and is closely related to stress and to other factors that affect the overall personality of the individual. Indeed, behavior problems that lead to mental disorders occur when people habitually put their own desires before the demands of the society. Not all adults with ADHD are unable to concentrate in their tasks or responsibilities. Some could concentrate given that they are truly interested in what they are doing. Adults with ADHD can be antisocial or the opposite, which is they always need to be with somebody. There are different tests that could determine if a person has ADHD and what would be necessary to deal with it. Being a condition that has resulted from a wide range of behavioral, emotional, psychological, biological and environmental factors, depression continues to lead many people's lives astray especially if not given enough attention and proper treatment as soon as possible. Today, many studies show that one of the age brackets that are usually attacked by depression is during teenager years. However, studies also show that children diagnosed with Conduct Disorder seem to have an impairment in the frontal lobe of the brain, the part which we use to avoid harm, learn from negative experiences, and plan ahead. Children with difficult temperament are more likely to develop Conduct Disorder. The symptoms of Conduct Disorder may be found in people that do not really have it.