If stimuli A and B are the same object but are seen from different angles,what does it mean if the infant's heart rate and pattern of gazing do not change?

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If the infant's heart rate and pattern of gazing do not change, it suggests that the infant recognizes shape A and B to be the same object, despite being seen from different angles. This is evidence of object permanence and the ability to understand that objects exist even when they are out of sight. Options A and B are not applicable as the object is the same in both cases, and option D is too vague.

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