Object _____ is a cognitive skill that refers to the fact that an object continues to exist when it is no longer perceived (seen, heard, etc.)

You attend a lecture on smiling in which a psychologist discusses the Duchenne smile. A series of slides shows different types of smiles. When the lecturer returns to the Duchenne smile, he draws your attention to the area around the

a) eyes. b) ears. c) chin. d) forehead.

Marin is 9 years old. She has been squinting to see the board lately. Her older sister wears

glasses. Marin should be evaluated for which one of the following conditions? a. Selective attention b. Myopia c. Convergence insufficiency d. Spatial perception