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In psychology, “Schema” is defined as a fixed thought belief and maladaptive behavior pattern about yourself, others, or the world originating from early childhood. SACRIFICE PSYCHOLOGY also originates from the “Sacrifice” scheme. What people with altruism schemas have in common is their excessive focus on the needs of others. This stems from the fear of disappointing those around them.

The number of families who complain that their children are angry is increasing day by day. Examples of violence can be given in a wide range from crying crises of children to physical harm to others, themselves or the things around them. Does the child express himself in this way because he is not really understood and understood? Or does he resort to these behaviors because he cannot get what he wants, rather than not being understood?