Object Permanence Is a Concept Gained in Infancy and Refers

question 241

Multiple Choice

Object permanence is a concept gained in infancy and refers to the infant

• A)becoming self-aware and understanding that he or she can have thoughts.
• B)having the mental ability to change the shape or form of a substance, such as clay or water, and to perceive that its volume remains the same.
• C)realizing that objects continue to exist even when they are hidden from view.
• D)having a self-centered viewpoint of the world and being unable to see another person's viewpoint.

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Definitions:

Epithelial Tissue

A type of tissue that lines the outer surfaces of organs and blood vessels, as well as the internal surfaces of cavities in many internal organs.

Absorption

The process by which one substance takes up or takes in another substance, often referring to the way nutrients are absorbed from the digestive tract into the bloodstream.

Stimuli

External or internal changes that provoke a response from an organism or a system.

Body Parts

The distinct pieces or areas of organisms, including limbs, organs, and systems, that contribute to its structure and function.