The stage at which babies show a clear interest in their primary caregivers, usually their mothers, and react with distress when mothers leave them, particularly in novel situations is

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Clear-cut attachment is the stage at which babies become attached to their primary caregivers, usually their mothers, and show distress when separated from them. They also seek comfort from their mothers when distressed. This stage typically occurs between 6 to 8 months of age.

The Stage at Which Babies Show a Clear Interest in Their