Tommy, age 4 months, is habituated to seeing three objects falling in a constant sequence. Later, he is surprised by and looks longer at the objects falling in a different order. This example demonstrates that Tommy has knowledge of:

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Tommy, age 4 months, is habituated to seeing three objects falling in a constant sequence. Later, he is surprised by and looks longer at the objects falling in a different order. This example demonstrates that Tommy has knowledge of:

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Areli Pitts · Answer 1

Temporal order

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Temporal order, in psychology, is described as a judgement that requires an individual to make integration related to self-generated actions or events and different external 'sensory information'. However, an individual makes temporal order by comparing his or her touch to someone else's touch i. e, an auditory click or mechanical touch. It refers to the arrangement of different events in time.

The correct answer for the question above is temporal order.