When a child recognizes that the physical properties of objects remain the same,despite changes in appearance,what has been mastered?

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Conservation refers to a child's understanding that even when the appearance of an object changes, its essential properties remain the same. This is typically tested using tasks such as the conservation of liquid, where a child recognizes that the amount of liquid in a container remains the same, even if the container's shape changes.

When a Child Recognizes That the Physical Properties of Objects