Piaget object permanence and conservation

[akimhaneul]

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So I learned that object permanence develops during sensorimotor and conservation develops during concrete operational. Does this mean that if there was a question about a kid who is 0-2 years old and it asked would this kid have object permanence, would the answer be yes? Or would the answer be 3 years or older?



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[Lawpy]

Generally, object permanence signals the transition from sensorimotor stage to preoperational stage, so children above 2 years of age do have object permanence. But Piaget's stages shouldn't be viewed strictly since children can advance to later stages at earlier ages (meaning that 5 year old children can understand conservation, 8-month old infants can understand object permanence). Piaget's own research showed that 8-month old infants have object permanence as they searched for a toy hidden in a blanket. And other psychological studies showed even infants as young as <4 months old displayed object permanence. Sensorimotor Stage - Object Permanence | Simply Psychology