Differentiate Between Piaget's and Baillargeon's Views of Object Permanence

question 87

Multiple Choice

Differentiate between Piaget's and Baillargeon's views of object permanence.

• A) Piaget's view of object permanence required the infant to pursue, whereas Baillargeon's view observed change in looking time.
• B) Baillargeon's view of object permanence required the infant to pursue, whereas Piaget's view observed change in looking time.
• C) Piaget's view of object permanence dealt only with infants, whereas Baillargeon's view observed both adolescents and adults.
• D) Baillargeon's view of object permanence dealt only with infants, whereas Piaget's view observed both adolescents and adults.

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Degrees Of Freedom

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T-test

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