The Finding That Infants Are Able to Successfully Find Hidden

question 63

Multiple Choice

The finding that infants are able to successfully find hidden objects when allowed to search for them immediately suggests that the A-not-B error:

• A) may be a result of limited representational abilities.
• B) may reflect limitations of infants' memories.
• C) may be due to motor perseveration.
• D) does not actually exist.

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Definitions:

Resting Stage

A phase in the cell cycle or physiological process where cells or organisms are in a state of inactivity or minimal activity, preparing for subsequent activity or growth.

Skin Surface

The outermost layer of the skin that protects the body from the external environment, including pathogens and physical damage.

Hair Bulb

The rounded, bulbous base of a hair follicle containing actively dividing cells which produce the hair shaft.

Cuticle

The cuticle is a protective and waxy or hard outer layer found on the surface of plants, hairs, nails, and other surfaces, serving as a barrier against environmental damage.