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The essential feature of separation anxiety disorder (SAD) is marked anxiety about separation from major attachment figures, home, or familiar surroundings, which:

a. is repeated every time the child is in similar circumstances
b. lasts at least 2 weeks and is repeated several times a year
c. is beyond that expected for the child's developmental level
d. cannot be resolved with the usual distraction or ignoring

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