Separation Anxiety Disorder: Causes, Symptoms And Treatment.

Max points: 5 Type: Mental Disorder Explainer

This content explores separation anxiety disorder, including its causes, risk factors, symptoms, and treatments. It helps parents and caregivers recognize early warning signs, understand how SAD can affect children and adults, and learn effective approaches for support, making it a valuable guide for mental health awareness.

Channel: Medical Centric Duration: 0:03:38

Questions

1. Which symptom of SAD involves refusal?

Excessive laughing Daydreaming often Refusing to sleep alone Reading slowly

2. How many symptoms must a child typically show for a diagnosis of SAD?

At least 5–6 At least 1–2 At least 7–8 At least 3–4

3. At what age does separation anxiety typically begin in children?

6–7 years 2–3 months 8–12 months 3–4 years

4. Which therapy option for SAD focuses on encouraging courage in children?

Parent-directed interaction Group play therapy Cognitive behavioral therapy Bravery-directed interaction

5. Which of the following is listed as a risk factor for separation anxiety disorder (SAD)?

High physical activity Overprotective parents Early language development Eating too much sugar

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