Studies also show that people suffering with Binge Eating Disorders may become depressed because of their disgust towards uncontrollable eating. Extreme cases of people with BED reported having trouble sleeping, health problems, digestive problems, muscle and headaches, stress, and suicidal tendencies. Since it involves the learning of the knowledge and development of beliefs and attitudes without direct reinforcements, behavior problems are believed to affect cognitive learning. This can also be a problem especially in developing the memory and language of kids that are already school aged. Experts say that many children that are already in school age are prone to developing behavior problems. Although the symptoms or signs of behavioral problem are the same, treatment is different for each age range. Adult behavioral problems are usually about how they relate with their environment and social interaction. Most of the causes of adult behavior issues are medical and psychiatric disorders and traumatic experiences. For example, if they want to eat snack so close to lunch time, you could provide them small proportion of snacks which would still leave them interested to eat during lunch time. Make sure that there are no toys, television, and other disturbances during meal time. Children could have eating disorders if they are dealing with complicated situations and emotions. Common issues in school like trying to fit in, wanting to be popular, and peer pressure could push children and teens in doing negative behavior not only inside the campus, but also outside. Middle and high schools would often have the disadvantages and struggling students who will withdraw from socially interacting with other students to avoid being humiliated and getting hurt. Upon learning those critical problems, proper advice and solutions could be achieved and suggested. Thus, the patient would have sufficient support mechanism from within. Cognitive therapy for depression also helps patients deal with problems and thoughts that make him or her stressful. Thus, coping solutions are being formulated and taught by the therapist to the patient.