Little Darla has been diagnosed with separation anxiety disorder. She has been taken to a mental health center, where a therapist asks her why she is afraid. What is she likely to say?
a) She is afraid she will get lost and never find her parents again.
b) She is afraid to sleep because she believes she may never wake up
again.
c) She believes that people look at her in odd ways that make her feel
uncomfortable.
d) She says she has begun to put on some weight and looks "ugly" so
she refuses to be seen by others.
a
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