Problems with object relations may be manifested in a variety of dysfunctional patterns, including difficulties with all of the following except:
A) conflict management.
B) formation of trusting relationships.
C) inability to form close attachments with parents.
D) ability to delay gratification.

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Object relations theory focuses on relationships with others and the external world, rather than the internalized relationships with parents specifically. Problems with object relations can manifest in issues like conflict management, forming trusting relationships, and delaying gratification, but they do not specifically include the inability to form close attachments with parents, as this is more directly related to attachment theory.

Problems with Object Relations May Be Manifested in a Variety