Common "attention seeking behavior" queries answered by top doctors

Medical Conditions - Attention Seeking Behavior

Attention-seeking behavior is an attempt to seek recognition consciously or unconsciously and become the center of attention. Pointing out compliments to gain validation, controversial speech, exaggerating stories to earn sympathy or admiration, and pretending to be incapable of doing something are few examples of this kind of behavior.

All attention seeking-behavior Q&A

My 5 year old kid does not listen to me. Please help.

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Please understand that your child's behavior is directly influenced by yours. He does have other sources of learning, but you are the primary one.

Answered By

Dr. K. V. Anand

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