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During the Sensorimotor Stage, infants do not have a sense of object permanence because
During the Sensorimotor Stage, infants do not have a sense of object permanence because
- They have not developed the ability to see objects
- They have not developed the ability to form mental representations of objects (correct)
- They have not developed the ability to recall information about objects
- They have not developed the ability to label objects
What is the main achievement during the Sensorimotor Stage?
What is the main achievement during the Sensorimotor Stage?
- Developing logical thought
- Understanding object permanence (correct)
- Labeling objects
- Recalling information about the world
Why can you hide a toy from an infant, while it watches, and it will not search for the object once it has gone out of sight?
Why can you hide a toy from an infant, while it watches, and it will not search for the object once it has gone out of sight?
- Infants have not developed the ability to see objects
- Infants have not developed the ability to label objects
- Infants have not developed the ability to recall information about objects
- Infants have not developed the ability to form mental representations of objects (correct)
By what age have children made some progress toward detaching their thought from the physical world?
By what age have children made some progress toward detaching their thought from the physical world?
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What is the main cognitive characteristic that children have not yet developed during the Sensorimotor Stage?
What is the main cognitive characteristic that children have not yet developed during the Sensorimotor Stage?
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