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CMV: Psychology should be taught to children as part of an education. This would help to adress abuse or neglect, increase mental health (individual and collective) and enable more healthy relationships (social and romantic)

Newest remark :
My title was incorrect, as psychology isn't completely suited for the things I had in mind, what is probably an mixture of interdisciplinary fields ranging from psychology, to sociology and social work.
Any CMV pros got tips how to proceed as I can't change my title? 

Additional Remark:
From the comments it's clear that the term psychology is very polarizing, but I only chose it, to cover a larger area of topics, than are mentioned. It seems most welcome the idea to prepare kids with real life matters, but they would call the subject differently. In the UK there is PHSE (personal, social and health education) under which these matters of the mind could be taught. 
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Psychology as a science is a little bit obscure and hard to verify, but with increasing advancement in technology and social science, we are learning more and more about how our mind works and how our and the mindset of others dictates our social interactions.

Children should be exposed to this knowledge in an age appropriate way, as those concepts may help them understand their experiences in life.

It will help them not only to recognize their neglect or abuse, but that of others too. By preparing them with the basic tools to articulate theses matters, we make it easier for them to seek out help.

Also like Sex education is thought for the body, there also should be Relationship education for the mind.



Edit: Yes, psychology is a complex science, like physics or chemistry. All I'm suggesting is creating a subject called psychology, that helps kids adress some challenges in life.

Edit 2: Psychology is probably a too narrow scientific field, since some of my proposed topics are rather covered by sociology. 

From Wikipedia:
"Psychology is the science of mind and behavior. Psychology includes the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, as well as feeling and thought."
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knowing psychology  doesn't change human nature, it might allow them to notice things,  but it more then likely would give them false positives and false negatives as they are not trained in psychology,  (turns out psychology is a field not something you can teach in a few weeks)

the danger isn't no knowledge its a little knowledge that thinks its a lot of knowledge.