Baillargeon's Explanation of Infant Abilities (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Baillargeon's Theory
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What does Baillargeon argue humans are born with?

Core knowledge

In violation of expectation studies, what do infants look at longer?

Events that violate their expectations

Baillargeon's studies showed infants under what age understand the physical world?

8 months

What age were infants in Baillargeon and Graber's 1987 study?

5-6 months

What was the impossible event in the rabbit study?

Tall rabbit didn't appear in the hole

How long did infants look at the impossible event on average?

33.07 seconds

What does longer looking time at impossible events suggest infants possess?

Understanding of object permanence

At what age did Piaget claim infants understand object permanence?

8 months

What limitation affects the generalisability of Baillargeon's findings?

Controlled lab with specific demographic

What type of evidence do Baillargeon's studies provide?

Empirical evidence

What advantage does the controlled nature of Baillargeon's experiments provide?

Enhanced replicability

Which researcher's claims does Baillargeon's work challenge?

Piaget

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