Reactive Attachment Disorder

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Reactive attachment disorder is a disorder that impacts the child's ability to bond with human beings, usually due to neglect or abuse in earlier life. This paper explores the way reactive attachment disorder affects children as they grow up. The writer examines it from a biological approach and discusses the many things that are impacted by the disorder during the growing up period.

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"Research has concluded that the disorder persists throughout the lives of the individuals who have it. This holds true even when the infant is removed from the neglectful or abusive environment early in life and placed with loving caregivers. The fact that this disorder persists through the life of the individuals who have it regardless of their change in environment points to a possible biological response to that neglect, that once set remains in place for life."

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