For example, Mahler wrote that if a child's ... which could help explain why some people grow up with a lack of object constancy — and then become narcissists with the inability to have empathy ...

Child psychologist Jean Piaget studied children's response to the outside world, coining the term "object constancy" to describe children's ability to tolerate when their parent left. Such an ...

A lack of whole object relations and object constancy is characteristic of people who are diagnosed with personality disorders. For example, from an object relations theoretical point of view ...

Visual object constancy has been studied widely 8 ... Visual constancies provide more examples in which magnitudes of an interpreted perceptual dimension can be dissociated from the underlying ...

For example, as a Dalmatian became larger on ... we think this effect is a major contributor to object constancy." In earlier work, Li and DiCarlo had shown a similar effect when object identities ...

Some of the most well-known examples of perceptual constancy involve visual perception of object properties in the world: size constancy with changing object distance, shape constancy with ...

From this experience, Freud developed a theory of cognitive development that would later come to be called "object constancy." Basically, object constancy suggests that, at some point in our ...

Specifically, they may be able to recognize an object from any orientation—called object constancy— just like humans can. DeLong has been studying animals for about 20 years. Research by DeLong and ...