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What happens to the socially isloated children ?

What happens to the socially isloated children ? Correct Answer They are devoid of social experience; they may fail to develop normally

If a child is not able to experience the necessary level of social contact and behavior, they can experience social isolation. Social relationships are critical to the maintenance of health, and a lack of them often correlates with feelings of loneliness.

Key PointsSocial isolation on children:

  • A socially isolated child tends to live alone and spends very less or negligible time with their peers or friends. They are expected to have no social contact and show minimum social ethical behavioral traits.
  • A socially isolated child may fail to develop normally as he is devoid of social experiences i.e., he does not experience the social life just like other normal children.
  • Limited opportunities to spend time with other children and young people can adversely impact the mental health of a child. They may get depressed or anxious or may become completely introverted. 
  • Social isolation may develop aggressive behavior among children and they tend to show passive attitudes towards works assigned to them.
  • Their cognitive skills began to decline due to underperformance and social isolation.
  • They show poor self-care and neglect themselves and show no interest in learning cultural values and norms.

Hint

  • Socially active children are socially active and participate in social matters. Their biological maturation and social experiences happen normally. They learn the cultural values and norms and show interest in socializing with other members of society.

Hence, it is clear that socially isolated children may fail to develop normally. Thus, option 1 is correct.

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