Marla hides ramy's favorite toy under a blanket while ramy watches. ramy removes the blanket and squeals when he sees the toy. marla again hides the toy, but this time under a different blanket. even though ramy saw where marla hid his toy, he still looks under the first blanket and not the second one. ramy has

In the given situation, Ramy has displayed the A-not-B error.

Explanation:

When the traces of latent memory are still left in the brain, one chooses to prefer relying on the latent memory over the active memory. This type of error is common among children below 8 months of age as they find it difficult to distinguish between the latent memory and active memory. The A-not-B error is named so because there is a confusion between two choices available in the memory.