The Construction of Reality in the Child¶
Piaget, J. The Construction of Reality in the Child.
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- Object Permanence
- Cognitive development (origin) — Piaget's infant studies established object permanence as a milestone acquired in the first year; later violation-of-expectation work pushed the onset earlier, but the structural achievement (treat occluded objects as persisting) is the same.
This sourceTranslated by Margaret Cook. New York: Basic Books, 1954. Establishes object permanence as a developmental milestone — the infant's coming to represent occluded objects as continuing to exist.
- Cognitive development (origin) — Piaget's infant studies established object permanence as a milestone acquired in the first year; later violation-of-expectation work pushed the onset earlier, but the structural achievement (treat occluded objects as persisting) is the same.
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