I went to visit my brother to see my niece with a relative. I was explaining object permanence to him. We saw my niece and Covered our face with our hands, then blatantly peered to the side showing our faces. We then opened our hands where our faces were and the look on her face was "GASP!"
@youthpastornoel hi! im writing an essay based on your video and i need some help. which are the communicative abilities and reasoning skills or the baby?
Nope, there is no specific textbook age--I'd say that it would approach abnormality if they're, say, a year off (3 or up) which would probably be significantly above average, age-wise.
This means peeka-boo must be emotionally devastating for a baby.
Ong
According to Piaget, object permanence is before 2 years. This is explain why baby like to play "peek a boo"
Echt cool
could have been better
How old is the baby ? Very interesting the experiment ✨
I went to visit my brother to see my niece with a relative. I was explaining object permanence to him. We saw my niece and Covered our face with our hands, then blatantly peered to the side showing our faces. We then opened our hands where our faces were and the look on her face was "GASP!"
@youthpastornoel I think it's a brilliant video, facinates me! One of Piaget's genius ideas, of course ;)
@youthpastornoel hi! im writing an essay based on your video and i need some help. which are the communicative abilities and reasoning skills or the baby?
EISAI APLA THEA !
Evelina P. hahahhaha eixa apelpistei alla vrika mia akri tora. esi?
marie charoon eimai akoma sto stadio tis apelpisias.
ahahah plaka m kanete etsi??
Elia NiarNiar hahahah ta katafera xoris tin voitheia tis!!
Nope, there is no specific textbook age--I'd say that it would approach abnormality if they're, say, a year off (3 or up) which would probably be significantly above average, age-wise.
Not if you consider its practicality :P If anything, the simplicity of it emphasizes the principle of babies' lack of object permanence
@jugheadjaya
Object Permanence is obtained sometime in the Sensorimotor stage (birth to 2 years)
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Is there a specific age in which children understand object permanence and are there any specific factors that delay this specific milestone?
Age 2
May I use this video in an online course I teach?