Piaget's Concept of Object Permanence Refers to the

Piaget's concept of object permanence refers to the

A) knowledge that objects exist independent of one's perceptions of and actions on them.
B) knowledge that an inanimate object (i.e., a ball) will remain in a given location when put there, although an animate object (i.e., a rabbit) may not.
C) tendency for semantic knowledge of objects to remain permanently in long-term memory.
D) ability to memorize the spatial location of permanent objects in the environment.