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object permanence

object permanence Object permanence is the understanding that an object still exists even when it cannot be seen.

Object permanence is the understanding that an object still exists even when it cannot be seen. In cognitive development, it is described as an important part of the sensorimotor stage.

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Drafting source: Forman Jemma; Rowe Jordan S; Leavens David A. Object permanence in domestic cats ( Felis catus ) using violation-of-expectancy by owner and stranger. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0312225; article XML SHA-256 bd38c0615286da21af31624a2f13cea3d9d8c09e8a3b442521b6a66d1bb6e23d. “Object permanence in domestic cats ( Felis catus ) using violation-of-expectancy by owner and stranger” (10.1371/journal.pone.0312225).
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