Baillargeon's Studies of Object Permanence Using Possible Events and Impossible

question 137

Multiple Choice

Baillargeon's studies of object permanence using possible events and impossible events suggest that the concept of object permanence is

• A) acquired earlier than Piaget believed.
• B) acquired at the same age as suggested by Piaget.
• C) acquired later than Piaget suggested.
• D) not really understood by infants of any age.

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Definitions:

Ginkgophyta

A division of plants that includes a single living species known as the ginkgo or maidenhair tree, characterized by fan-shaped leaves and seeds with a fleshy outer layer.

Representative Figures

Individuals or symbols that exemplify or stand for a larger group, concept, or theory in discussions or analyses.

Ginkgophyta

A division of plants that includes a single living species known as Ginkgo biloba, characterized by unique fan-shaped leaves and medicinal properties.

Anthophyta

A taxonomic group comprising all flowering plants, characterized by the presence of flowers and seeds enclosed in a fruit.