A guardian is playing with an infant using a colorful ball. At three months of age, the guardian hid the ball under a blanket and the infant did not search for it. However, at ten months of age, the infant now searches for the ball under the blanket. This action at ten months of age demonstrates which aspect of Piaget’s sensorimotor stage?​ Repetitive acts Object permanence​ Imitation​ Reflex behavior​

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