Recognizing That the Quantity of an Object Does Not Change

question 235

Short Answer

Recognizing that the quantity of an object does not change despite changes in physical arrangement or appearance is referred to as: _____.
a. object permanence
b. scale comprehension
c. conservation
d. number sense

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Definitions:

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