Fortunately, a number of researchers have explored the topic of what infants find funny in depth. "Almost all babies are ...

Gifting has always been a language of the heart, a way to translate feeling into an object that carries meaning. Yet too ...

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Peekaboo is a delightful game to play with infants. Lacking as they are in object permanence, the act of hiding your face from a baby before revealing it with a flourish is sure to raise a smile, as ...

Apple’s next product event is happening on September 9, and while the company hasn’t technically dropped any hints about what’s coming, anyone with a working memory and a sense of object permanence ...

In Netflix’s “Untamed,” Eric Bana plays a rugged, no-nonsense special agent for the National Parks Service working the mystery of a woman’s death in Yosemite. The six-episode series isn’t doing ...

The Brower Center takes its name from environmentalist David Brower, and it aims to foster environmental action through art. Each year, the Center hosts the “Art/Act” exhibition series in three parts.

“Object Permanence,” by Mack Brim, explores the connections between what we perceive and what exists beyond our sight. What remains when the familiar slips out of view? Mack Brim: “I am always ...

Peekaboo, a simple game, significantly impacts infants' early language development and brainpower by teaching object permanence. This game aids cognitive growth, helping babies understand that objects ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Gibbons have been historically overlooked in the field of comparative social and physical cognition. This study investigated the cognitive ...

Object permanence is a developmental milestone during the sensorimotor stage of infancy. It refers to the understanding that objects do not disappear when out of sight. To grasp object permanence, an ...