primarily identified as "yelling and screaming" — could have negative effects on kids’ mental and physical health throughout their lifetimes. Published this week in the journal Child Abuse ...

Read on to learn what clinical studies have found about the long-term effects that yelling can have on kids. Getting angry, hitting, shaking or yelling at children is linked with smaller brain ...

And the long-term effects of yelling can be harmful, with studies indicating children subject to regular harsh verbal discipline were at higher risk of depression and behavioral problems.

The worst part about yelling is the effect it can have on our kids, says Dr Coulson. You may be surprised at the damage that can be done to your children when you yell. Researchers at the ...

You may think the child does not understand or you are just venting your anger, but this in a way, has a negative effect on the child. “It is (yelling) one of those things that have been linked ...

According to Hu and her team, this effect may stem from the personalized ... it probably won't hurt to try yelling at something that isn't human, either.