Danish Niaz Babbar

  The Failure of Stress Management in Children and Its Link to Drug Addiction English Version: Introduction: Stress is a normal part of life, but when left unmanaged, especially in children, it can lead to severe psychological and behavioral consequences. Today's children are under more pressure than ever before, expected to excel academically, maintain social relationships, and meet family expectations. The result is an overwhelming amount of stress that, if not properly managed, can push children towards unhealthy coping mechanisms such as substance abuse. Methodology: This article draws on recent research in child psychology, stress management, and addiction studies. It aims to explain the relationship between stress experienced during childhood, its impact on personality development, and the factors that lead to drug use and addiction. Results: 1. Emotional Instability: Children who struggle to handle academic failure, peer pressure, bullying, or family expectations often exhib...