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Child Development: Mahler's Object Constancy Phase
24 to 36 months
- Child better able to cope with mother's absence and engage substitutes
- Child can begin to feel comfortable with mother's absences by knowing
she will return
- Gradual internalization of image of mother as reliable and stable
- Through increasing verbal skills and better sense of time, child can
tolerate delay and endure separations
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