Of these children, who is LEAST likely to experience separation anxiety in the situation described?

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Among the given options, 13-month-old Nolan walking away from his parent into another room is least likely to experience separation anxiety. This is because at this age, children are starting to develop object permanence, meaning they understand that objects/people continue to exist even when they are not visible. Therefore, Nolan is likely to feel that his parent is still present somewhere in the house and is less likely to experience separation anxiety compared to the other options where the parent disappears from the child's view.

Of These Children, Who Is LEAST Likely to Experience Separation