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Professor of Psychiatry, Polaino has lectured at noon in the UCAM on "The Peter Pan Syndrome '

"There is lack of equity between generations, and get not just a dream. We can not lose the capital accumulated by the companies but we have to fight to increase it."

This has been one of the ideas set out by the Professor of Psychiatry, Polaino during the closing conference of the First National Congress of Psychology that took place today at the Universidad Catolica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM), and during which has lectured on "The Peter Pan Syndrome."

During the closing session of the symposium also involved the rector of the UCAM, Josefina García Lozano, and the Dean of the Degree in Psychology from the University, Francisco Moya and Face.

The expert explained at first, some of the characteristics of those affected by the Peter Pan syndrome, as the disproportionate reaction to human error, the distance of the tasks that involve some risk, or the importance given to achieve their goals no matter the cost, plus the speaker has said they are unable to understands itself.

Similarly, he asserted that "many people value more what others think about it, what she thinks about herself. It's good to know what others think about us but we must be discerning."

Parent-child

Polaino said about Peter Pan Syndrome "this puts on the table that we live in a society grossly unfair to the young."

In addition, the company has qualified a priori think that a boy until age 30 is useless.

"A person today at age 15 can do more than it does, and more at 20 and 30," has said, and added that "the older generation must change their perception of the younger generation."

On the role of parents, the psychiatrist has clarified that these are characterized as permissive, but similarly said that "young people also have been unjust, they are consenting people."

Source: UCAM