object permanence उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Dogs are able to reach a level of object permanence that allows them to find food after it has been hidden beneath one of two cups and rotated 90?
2. Nothing passive here, and Rosenquest ticks off all the discovery and learning going on : large motor coordination, physical balance, cause and effect, object permanence, hand-eye coordination, sequencing, and language development.
3. This was observed in 2006, in a study recognizing where the full mastery of object permanence is one of the milestones that ties into a child's ability to engage in mental representation.
4. This indicated that they may have been surprised by the impossible event, which suggested they remembered not only that the toy mouse still existed ( object permanence ) but also its location.
5. Piaget came to his conclusion that infants lacked a complete understanding of object permanence before 18 months after observing infants'failure before this age to look for an object where it was last seen.
6. Piaget concluded that some infants are too young to understand object permanence, which explains why they do not cry when their mothers are gone ( " out of sight, out of mind " ).
7. Piaget's theory has been criticized for the age of appearance of a new model of the world, such as object permanence, being dependent on how the testing is done ( see the article on object permanence ).
8. Piaget's theory has been criticized for the age of appearance of a new model of the world, such as object permanence, being dependent on how the testing is done ( see the article on object permanence ).
9. In more recent years, the original Piagetian object permanence account has been challenged by a series of infant studies suggesting that much younger infants do have a clear sense that objects exist even when out of sight.
10. Based on recent findings, some researchers ( such as Elizabeth Spelke and Renee Baillargeon ) have proposed that an understanding of object permanence is not learned at all, but rather comprises part of the innate cognitive capacities of our species.