Critics of Piaget's sensorimotor theory argue that the likelihood of making the A-not-B error depends on

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The delay between hiding and searching is a critical factor in determining whether the A-not-B error occurs. If the delay is long enough for the child to understand that the object could have been moved from its original hiding place, they are less likely to make the error. Sex, time of day, and color of the object do not have a consistent effect on the likelihood of the A-not-B error.

Critics of Piaget's Sensorimotor Theory Argue That the Likelihood of Making