There are many things that cause distress to children. To name a few, some of them are hunger, fatigue, and loud noises (the same things that cause distress to adults, actually), while the two most common causes of distress in children are boredom and anxiety. Psychology Today offers alternative ways in addressing the causes of distress in children. They also provide examples that might help you identify if your child is bored or anxious. Check out the article over at the site to learn more details about this.
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and the more "psychologists" address these, the more messed up children are
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