The Ability to Use Images or Words to Stand for Objects

question 23

Multiple Choice

The ability to use images or words to stand for objects or experiences is called

• A) object permanence.
• B) symbolic capacity.
• C) reversibility.
• D) horizontal décalage.

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Definitions:

Motor Cortex

The cerebral cortex's region dedicated to the orchestration, governance, and performance of intentional movements.

Damage

Physical harm that impairs the value, usability, or normal function of something, often used in the context of biological tissues or structures.

Tourette Syndrome

Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder characterized by repetitive, involuntary movements and vocalizations called tics, typically emerging in childhood.

Direct Pathways

Neural pathways that convey impulses directly from one area to another, typically facilitating quick and specific responses or actions.