She took second place in the Olympics - and did not return home" Why not difficult teenagers who are in the maximum risk zone, but excellent students and the pride of the school? Psychologists call this the syndrome of inflated expectations: when a child is required to be only the best, any second place seems like the end of the world. And at home, instead of asking "How do you feel? " "Sound in the role" What did you get? ". Have you noticed that you demand perfect grades from your children? Watch the analysis of psychologists and family history in the film: Child suicide. Where is the bridge over the dark? news. up to a maximum.