Children who have mastered object permanence begin to use words that refer to:
A) objects that don't move
B) objects that they can move or manipulate themselves
C) any object in the immediate environment
D) objects that are not immediately present

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Children who have mastered object permanence begin to understand that objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight. As a result, they may begin to use words to refer to objects that are not immediately present, such as "daddy" or "toy."

Children Who Have Mastered Object Permanence Begin to Use Words