What are the symptoms of school phobia?

When school starts, many students will feel like they don't want to go to school. This is what we often call "school phobia". The reasons for school phobia include the pressure of studying and the pressure of going to college.

"Back-to-school phobia" is an emotional disorder characterized by fear of school. It is not a specific medical term and is different from general school phobia. It is only because there are more such students in recent years that this saying has been formed.

The main symptoms are depression , panic, temper tantrums for no reason, general fatigue, inattention, memory loss, insomnia, etc. Some people also have physical discomfort symptoms such as headaches and stomach pains. The main trigger is the special event of "school opening", which causes anxiety and fear about adapting to school life or awakens negative emotions and behaviors such as separation anxiety, learning maladjustment, and difficulty in interpersonal communication. The former is due to their own personality defects or being too nervous about school and study; the latter often experience setbacks, grievances, and humiliation in school studies or other activities.

The pressure of entering higher education and the inability to adapt to interpersonal relationships are important causes of "school phobia". In particular, five types of students are prone to "school phobia", including students with poor psychological quality and adaptability, students who are often criticized by teachers at school, students with poor academic performance, students who cannot adapt to the new environment quickly, and some excellent students who are too perfect.