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Xander is a five-month-old who is intrigued by a fancy rattle. When his caretaker takes the rattle away, he begins looking at the kitchen light in the background and does not seem to miss the rattle. Which of the following is true of this scenario?
A) Xander has not yet attained object permanence.
B) Xander is clearly in the concrete operational stage.
C) Xander is in the preoperational stage of development.
D) Xander has surpassed the sensorimotor stage.
E) Xander has developed a sense of egocentricism.

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Portable Psychology

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