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Can a person be rough after a mental shock in his childhood?
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Possibly : May be at risk of developing a mood or anxiety disorder from childhood trauma/issues. However best to have that person consult a doctor or mental health professional for diagnosis before rushing to that conclusion as could be other reasons why plus if there is a mental health problem the treatment will depend on the underlying diagnosis
Answered 6/17/2017
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Child hood: Any type of some trauma to a child can affect them in their adult life. Anger may be a manifestation of protective mechanism.
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