Disinhibited reactive affective disorders symptoms impair social judgements from faces
Miellet, S. R., Caldara, R., Gillberg, C., Raju, M. & Minnis, H. (2014). Disinhibited reactive affective disorders symptoms impair social judgements from faces. Psychiatry Research, 215 747-752.
Abstract
Typically developing adults and children can rapidly reach consensus regarding the trustworthiness of unfamiliar faces. Maltreated children can have problems with trusting others, yet those with the disinhibited form of reactive attachment disorder (dRAD) can be indiscriminately friendly.
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