One of the Criticisms of Piaget's View of Object Permanence

question 384

Multiple Choice

One of the criticisms of Piaget's view of object permanence is that

• A) babies who cannot yet speak cannot tell us whether they have mastered object permanence.
• B) Piaget overestimated children's developmental speed.
• C) babies do not yet have enough control over their bodies to initiate a search.
• D) eight-month-old babies still act surprised when an object reappears.

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