A psychological disorder in children characterized by unrealistic and persistent worry that something will happen to their parents,which may result in refusal to leave home is called

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Separation anxiety is a psychological disorder commonly seen in children, characterized by excessive and persistent worry about harm occurring to their parents, leading to a refusal to leave home or separation from the caregiver. It may cause distress in the child and significant disruption in daily functioning. Globus hystericus refers to a sensation of tightness or discomfort in the throat, often seen in anxiety disorders. School phobia and situational phobia are types of anxiety disorders but not specifically related to separation anxiety.

A Psychological Disorder in Children Characterized by Unrealistic and Persistent