DEVELOPMENT OF OBJECT-PERMANENCE - SOME STUDIES OF EXISTENCE CONSTANCY

[1] VISUAL WORLD OF INFANTS [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1966, 215 (06) : 80 - &

[2] BRONSHTEIN I, 1964, ORENTING REFLEX

[3] ORIGIN OF FORM PERCEPTION - IS MANS ABILITY TO PERCEIVE FORM OF OBJECTS INBORN OR MUST IT BE LEARNED EXPERIMENTS INDICATE THAT IT IS INNATE BUT THAT MATURATION AND LEARNING PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES IN ITS DEVELOPMENT [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1961, 204 (05) : 66 - &

[4] GOUINDECARIE T, 1966, INTELLIGENCE AFFECTI

[5] KAGAN J, 1966, 1ST C INF

[6] Lewis Mel, 1966, COMMUNICATION

[7] LIPSITT LP, 1963, ADV CHILD DEV BEHAVI, V1

[8] Michotte Albert, 1955, ACTA PSYCHOL, V11, P69

[9] Piaget J., 1954, CONSTR REALITY CHILD

[10] SIQUELAND ER, 1966, 1ST C INF

[1] VISUAL WORLD OF INFANTS [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1966, 215 (06) : 80 - &

[2] BRONSHTEIN I, 1964, ORENTING REFLEX

[3] ORIGIN OF FORM PERCEPTION - IS MANS ABILITY TO PERCEIVE FORM OF OBJECTS INBORN OR MUST IT BE LEARNED EXPERIMENTS INDICATE THAT IT IS INNATE BUT THAT MATURATION AND LEARNING PLAY IMPORTANT ROLES IN ITS DEVELOPMENT [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1961, 204 (05) : 66 - &

[4] GOUINDECARIE T, 1966, INTELLIGENCE AFFECTI

[5] KAGAN J, 1966, 1ST C INF

[6] Lewis Mel, 1966, COMMUNICATION

[7] LIPSITT LP, 1963, ADV CHILD DEV BEHAVI, V1

[8] Michotte Albert, 1955, ACTA PSYCHOL, V11, P69

[9] Piaget J., 1954, CONSTR REALITY CHILD

[10] SIQUELAND ER, 1966, 1ST C INF