In the Studies of Infant Memory in Which a Mobile

question 133

Multiple Choice

In the studies of infant memory in which a mobile was tied to an infant's ankle, infant memory was improved by

• A) priming.
• B) increasing the number of times the infant was exposed to the memory item during the day he/she learned it.
• C) giving the infant a reward when she/he learns the memory task.
• D) negligible amounts, and only temporarily.

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