The Technique of Elicited Imitation Is Used for Assessing Memories

question 27

Multiple Choice

The technique of elicited imitation is used for assessing memories in infants because infants:

• A) cannot use language to respond in standard recall and recognition tests.
• B) do not respond to classical-conditioning situations.
• C) cannot perceive sounds well enough to learn them.
• D) learn more rapidly than older children do.

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Definitions:

Stimulant

A substance that raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body.

Opiate

Refers to a group of drugs derived from opium used for their analgesic, sedative properties, and can lead to addiction.

Endorphins

Natural chemicals produced in the brain that act as painkillers and are associated with feelings of pleasure and euphoria.

Psychoactive Drugs

Substances that alter brain function, resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness, and behavior.