The Nativist Approach Proposes That Children as Young as Three

Multiple Choice

The nativist approach proposes that children as young as three months old:

A) can realize that an object exists even if they are not able to see it, but they do not have expectations about the object.
B) possess expectancies about objects and events in the world that are less dependent on experiences.
C) express cognitive development as an interpersonal process that happens in a cultural context.
D) show an understanding of object permanence due to very early experiences.