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:

Counterfeiting

The creation of imitation products, currency, or documents with the intent to deceive or defraud by passing the fake item off as genuine.

Trademarks

Legal symbols, words, or phrases registered to represent a company or product, used to distinguish them from competitors.

Embezzlement

The fraudulent appropriation of the property or money of another by a person to whom it has been entrusted.

Fraudulent Appropriation

The illegal use or misallocation of funds or property that belongs to someone else without their authorization, typically with deceitful intent.