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:

Knife And Fork

Tools used for cutting and eating food during meals.

Rudimentary Juggling

The initial, basic skills or attempts at keeping multiple objects in motion in the air by tossing and catching.

Lowest Level Of Fitness

The minimal physical condition or capacity required for an individual to engage in daily activities without experiencing undue fatigue or physical stress.

Playing Baseball

Engaging in a bat-and-ball game played between two teams who take turns batting and fielding.