On Friday (the 18th) at 8:10 p.m., Channel A's 'Yo-Zum Yuka – Precious My Child' will reveal the second story of 'a 4th-grade son who attacks his mother by calling her a virus.'

That day, the studio will once again feature the parents of the 4th-grade son, who had verbally abused and assaulted his mother in last week's broadcast. The father, who has experienced deep trauma from domestic violence in his childhood, has avoided discipline until now but realizes the seriousness of the situation after meeting Dr. Oh and finally embarks on his first discipline. Attention is focused on how Geumjok will accept this change.

As the full-blown solution begins, Geumjok starts to show another behavioral problem. Despite being able to cook ramen by himself, he orders his father to cook ramen, showing a controlling attitude as if testing 'will father follow my orders?' Moreover, while his father is away, he expresses anger towards his mother, surprising all the cast.

Meanwhile, Geumjok, who started exercising to learn 'the proper use of power,' shows a respectful attitude toward his instructor, receiving everyone's expectations. However, after the exercise ends and the instructor leaves, he openly disrespects and belittles his father. Curiosity grows about why Geumjok shows contrasting behaviors depending on the person.

Dr. Oh, who closely observed the video, analyzes Geumjok, stating, 'He is in a state where social norms are not internalized, and he does not feel guilty for violating rules or orders that should be followed.' He expresses serious concern, stating that if he continues to grow this way, it could lead to antisocial tendencies, emphasizing the need for solutions that instill a sense of social responsibility.

Dr. Oh adds that the long absence of discipline means that the efforts of the entire family surrounding Geumjok are necessary. Whether they will succeed with the solution can be confirmed on Friday, the 18th, at 8:10 p.m. on Channel A's 'Yo-Zum Yuka – Precious My Child.'

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