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Donna’s representation of self is also negative as evidenced by her referring to herself as “odd”. Per Berzoff, Flanagan, and Hertz (2016), an individual in the depressive position begins to understand that the same object and self can be equally good and bad. Donna got “stuck” in that position because she could not develop tolerance of an integrated sense of self and others (Berzoff et al., 2016). Per Applegate (1993), “false” self develops because a caregiver is not…

account for student FI tendencies, while an object placement test was used to indirectly measure a participant’s FD level as well as spatial coordinate judgement. The authors found that the scores on the GEFT and object placement test had a negative correlation, as they expected (Hicks & Lindgren, 1985). The authors concluded that while life experiences and practice with visual representations might influence they ability to successful orient shapes and objects within an image, FDI and spatial…

and myths when seeking knowledge by explicitly revealing the existence of the two separate paths, through the objects of the book and the camera. The text then endorses the path to truth, as a viable alternative to the common path of falsehood, when it use a physical object to mimic the process of collecting concrete facts instead of speculations and stories, represented by an abstract object. In doing so, the reader can come to realize the reality that the pursuit of truth is the most…

The advantages of conservation for Art objects and heritage not only offer an opportunity to understand the history of art, it takes any country to the world map if done with rigour and skill. Anshita Arora draws a thin line between the day-to-day conservation of Art Objects and lists some commendable works that are under process the world over. Why do all of us preserve movies in a DVD format, and also in a hard disk for a back-up? Or why do we pay that extra money to the photo studio for any…

(Streri, de Hevia, Izard & Coubart, 2013). Object representations is a fundamental ability for everyday interactions (Feigenson & Yamaguchi, 2009). For example, one look around a room full of people it is easy to pick out the people you know and the people you don’t (Scott, 2011). Even though representations are a fundamental aspect in environments it also has accompanying challenges (Feigenson & Yamaguchi, 2009). When object representations are formed, objects must be understood as individuals…

We all saw in the object theatre workshop how a simple change of music can seem to change the entire meaning of a scene. In the spectacle theatre performances most groups used sound in some way and sound was a major part of the ritual performance experience. For our piece…

that it requires in order to recall specific objects throughout one’s daily life. Chapter four covers object recognition quite adequately, however it does not really focus on how, and when one starts to acquire such knowledge of object recognition, and if such knowledge is attained due to the experience of the objects. Does this process of object recognitions begin at birth, or does it begin later on in one’s life, is it the actual experience of the object that leads to the memorization, or is…

Transitional objects are a self-comforting strategy use to offset emotions, fear and anxiety. The transitional object, so named because it assist the child in making transition from the dependency and protection of infancy to the independence and uncertainty of the toddler period. Attachment to an object such as a teddy bear, special blanket, swatch of soft fabric, doll or favorite piece of clothing is common and begins in the latter part of the first year, usually around 8 or 9 months. Because…

Object permanence was a concept first introduced by Jean Piaget, it is defined as ‘ ‘ REF. In his studies to demonstrate object permanence Piaget hid a toy underneath a blanket while the child watched, the children who had developed the ability to form mental representations of the object and therefore displayed object permanence would look for the toy, he concluded that this started at around 9 months old (as cited in Baillargeon, 1987). Bowlby stated at around 8/9 months is when a child will…

ever slouches. Sawyer showed object permanence in several ways. “Object permanence is the ability to remain aware of an object even after it has gone out of sight” (Fogel, 2011). The concept of object permanence relates to Sawyer in a lot of ways. One of the most obvious signs of object permanence was when Brooke left the room. Sawyer is now aware that she has “left” which sends him into a slight panic mode until she returns. Another sign in which Sawyer shows object permanence, was when he had…