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That has no identity personality or any sense of individuality until 6 months after birthperson: a human being regarded as an individual.
According to science, a new genetically distinct human being has come into existence at conception. Which means that a new genetically distinct person has come into existence at conception.
Margaret Mahler’s theory of child development outlines the "psychological birth" of the human infant, detailing the transformation from a symbiotic, merged state with the mother to a separate, individual self (separation-individuation) between birth and roughly 30 months. The process involves three primary phases: Normal Autism (0-1 month), Normal Symbiosis (1-5 months), and Separation-Individuation (5-30+ months), which includes four distinct subphases: differentiation, practicing, rapprochement, and object constancy.