r/aww • u/etymologynerd • Apr 09 '19
Object permanence
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u/EmpathicAngel Apr 09 '19
I don't understand what the title is referring to.
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u/greengrasser11 Apr 09 '19
I've learned about object permanence many times. This gif definitely didn't show object permanence.
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u/TooShiftyForYou Apr 09 '19
If you listen closely you can hear the kitten through this gif.
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u/KomicalKnight37 Apr 09 '19
Hey! You're the guy from Harvard that's currently getting his ass roasted off!
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u/Vandelay_Industries- Apr 09 '19
This isn’t object permanence. Object permanence is knowing that something is still there even if you can’t see it. An example here would be if the person in the video covered their body with the blanket and you saw the kitten looking around like the person was gone. This is just covering the kittens head with a blanket and then removing it.
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u/trieditalissa Apr 09 '19
You can see the acceptance stage set in.