Goldberg's Research on Object Concept in Zambian Infants Points to the

question 5

Multiple Choice

Goldberg's research on object concept in Zambian infants points to the

• A) extremely advanced development of American infants.
• B) need for researchers to consider cultural influences.
• C) fact that object permanence is learned by direct experience.
• D) impact of genetics on child development.
• E) need for specific training in object permanence.

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