Disinhibited attachment disorder

Disinhibited social engagement disorder (DSED), anaa disinhibited attachment disorder, be an attachment disorder insyd wich a kiddie get little to no fear of unfamiliar adults wey dem fi actively approach dem. E significantly fi impair a young kiddie ein ability to relate plus adults den peers, according to de Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, as well as put dem insyd dangerous den potentially unsafe conditions, as dem fi, for example, walk off plus a complete stranger insyd a public place.

DSED exclusively be a childhood disorder. E usually be diagnosed after nine months, buh before age 6. Sam signs of DSED fi be present into adolescence den young adulthood. Infants den young kiddies be at risk of developing DSED if dem receive inconsistent anaa insufficient care from a primary caregiver. Like reactive attachment disorder, e be commonly diagnosed insyd kiddies dem raise insyd foster care anaa institutional environments.

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Category:Attachment theory
Category:Human development
Category:Mental disorders dem diagnose insyd kiddie time
Category:Adoption, fostering, orphan care den displacement
Category:Stress-related disorders
Category:Disorders dem specifically associate plus stress