Which concept corresponds with goal-directed behavior?

A) object permanence
B) dishabituation
C) accommodation
D) primary circular reaction

Object permanence refers to the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they are not visible. This is a prerequisite for goal-directed behavior, as it allows individuals to remember the location of objects and work towards reaching them. Dishabituation, accommodation, and primary circular reaction are all related to different aspects of cognitive development, but they do not directly correspond with goal-directed behavior.