Social Studies, 03.08.2019 03:10 coreybro

You tried to play peek-a-boo with your 1-month-old nephew, but whenever you hid your face, he would cry. you try it again 6 months later, and now he laughs and enjoys the game, trying to uncover your face with his hands. your nephew has begun to develop .
(a) egocentrism
(b) object permanence
(c) hidsight bias
(d) conversation

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