An Infant's Ability to Remember an Event Is Strongly Related

question 82

Multiple Choice

An infant's ability to remember an event is strongly related to two factors: ________ and ________.

• A) whether the infant is breast-fed or bottle-fed; the quality of social interactions the child has experienced
• B) her age; the specific context in which the original experience occurred
• C) his IQ; capacity for cross-modal transfer
• D) parental efforts to reinforce the memory; the speed of the infant's perception of the event

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