S3 E8 How Object Permanence Became Part of ADHD with Owen Chevalier
If you study undergraduate psychology, you’ll learn about object permanence. It’s a developmental stage when babies first understand that objects that they cannot see still exist. It’s really early - happens before they can talk. Someone without object permanence would be severely disabled. So when Owen Chevalier…
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