attachment and separation anxiety
Attachment anxiety refers to a person's unease or worry when separated from a significant relationship figure, often causing distress and a strong desire to maintain closeness. Separation anxiety, on the other hand, specifically refers to a distressing emotional response in children when separated from their primary caregivers, leading to intense fear or apprehension.
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