You are fortunate in that your nephew was born a few months before you began your developmental course. You remember some of your nephew's interesting behaviors. He has now mastered object permanence, and as you watch him, you remember that in class you discussed that object permanence is also a good measure of __________.

Most types of family therapy assume that families function as systems, so the individual's problems are best understood and treated as an integral part of the family unit

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Baby Franklin practiced his dropping and throwing schemes, and eventually developed an understanding of height. This achievement is an example of

A) organization. B) accommodation. C) equilibrium. D) assimilation.