critical stage of child development. The paper focuses how the lack of proper bonding may result in ongoing emotional, social, developmental and behavioral problems. It briefly discusses the diagnosis of Reactive Attachment Disorder and techniques useful in treatment children diagnosed with attachment disorders. The topic discussed is largely related to a personal case study.

"As the twig is bent, so the tree's inclined." (Chinese proverb)

I have always felt strongly that the environment in which a child is raised during the first few years of life can leave scars that last a lifetime. This opinion results from my own childhood in a dysfunctional family, from observing those who had things worse than I did, and from observing children who were adopted into loving families after two or more years of age. My limited knowledge of the field of psychology backs this opinion. Erikson has concluded that "childhood is the scene of man's beginning as man, the place where our particular virtues and vices slowly but clearly develop and make themselves felt." He ha

Has poor peer Is inappropriately

Cruel to animals, Lacks cause and

closer to a cure, there is great comfort just in understanding the problem. The knowledge I have gained through my research has probably saved me from repeating some of the mistakes and

Superficially Indiscriminately Destructive to self, Experiences

incessant chatter or gorging on food

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Approximate Word count = 1597
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)