| 英文摘要 |
Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) is a psychological condition in early childhood caused by extreme lack of care, prolonged social neglect, or deprivation. Its primary characteristic is the absence or severe underdevelopment of attachment relationships with primary caregivers, leading to difficulties in expressing positive emotions and an inability to seek or accept physical or emotional intimacy. Even in nonthreatening situations, children with RAD may exhibit unexplained irritability, sadness, or fear when interacting with adult caregivers, sometimes even displaying violent behavior. Additionally, some behavioral patterns may be easily confused with other disorders, such as autism. The key distinctions between RAD and other disorders are the lack of attachment relationships, impaired emotional regulation, and inappropriate social interactions. Through a systematic review of domestic and international literature using ''PubMed'' and ''Airiti Library,'' this study examined research from 2015 to 2023 with the keywords ''Reactive Attachment Disorder'' and“反應性依附障礙(Reactive Attachment Disorder)'' to identify assessment tools and intervention strategies related to RAD, including family-based and school-based interventions. The findings reveal a significant gap in domestic research on RAD. This study focuses on intervention strategies, aiming to enhance understanding of RAD in Taiwan and serve as a reference for future research. |