Question

1. during their first year, infants will start to grasp object permanence. which of the following is an example of object permanence?

when an infant can grasp something in their hand.
when an infant realizes that their parent still exists, even though they moved into the next room.
when an infant can start babbling single-syllable words.
when an infant can sit with no assistance.

Explanation:

Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer visible. The correct option matches this definition, while the others describe motor or language developmental milestones unrelated to this concept.

Answer:

When an infant realizes that their parent still exists, even though they moved into the next room.