Questions: Two expressions of reactive attachment disorder are a. inhibited and expressive type. b. expressive and unexpressive type. c. inhibited and uninhibited type. d. none of these.

Two expressions of reactive attachment disorder are a. inhibited and expressive type. b. expressive and unexpressive type. c. inhibited and uninhibited type. d. none of these.
Transcript text: Two expressions of reactive attachment disorder are a. inhibited and expressive type. b. expressive and unexpressive type. c. inhibited and uninhibited type. d. none of these.
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The answer is C: inhibited and uninhibited type.

Explanation for each option:

a. Inhibited and expressive type: This option is incorrect because "expressive type" is not a recognized term in the context of reactive attachment disorder (RAD).

b. Expressive and unexpressive type: This option is incorrect because neither "expressive type" nor "unexpressive type" are recognized terms in the context of RAD.

c. Inhibited and uninhibited type: This option is correct. Reactive attachment disorder (RAD) is typically categorized into two types: inhibited and uninhibited. The inhibited type is characterized by a child being extremely withdrawn, emotionally detached, and resistant to comforting. The uninhibited type is characterized by a child displaying indiscriminate sociability and a lack of selectivity in attachment figures.

d. None of these: This option is incorrect because the correct answer is provided in option C.

Reactive attachment disorder is a serious condition in which a child fails to establish healthy attachments with parents or caregivers, often due to severe early neglect or abuse. Understanding the types of RAD is crucial for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

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