In which disorder does a child have a severe disturbance in his or her ability to relate to others?

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Reactive attachment disorder is characterized by a severe disturbance in a child's ability to relate to others, including their ability to form attachments with caregivers or parents. Stereotypic movement disorder is characterized by repetitive, purposeless movements, while separation anxiety disorder and overanxious disorder are both anxiety disorders that may include difficulty with social interactions, but they do not necessarily have a severe disturbance in relating to others as their primary symptom.

In Which Disorder Does a Child Have a Severe Disturbance