Research on Learning and Memory in Infants Using a Novel

question 111

Multiple Choice

Research on learning and memory in infants using a novel conditioning paradigm involving infant kicking and reinforcement (a moving mobile) demonstrated that

• A)infants have a very limited memory span.
• B)infants have a limited memory span for episodic events but not for experiences relevant to their survival (i.e. ,where to find food).
• C)infants have an unlimited memory span but lack the cues to retrieve the information.
• D)infants' memory span increases rapidly as they age and their memories are highly specific to their experiences.

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