Improvement in Infant Memory Probably Indicates

question 150

Multiple Choice

Improvement in infant memory probably indicates

• A) enhanced encoding of information.
• B) less efficiency in retrieving stored information.
• C) that older infants use more memory pruning.
• D) that deferred imitation must come before a child's ability to remember is solidified.

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Definitions:

Deindividuation

A psychological state characterized by reduced self-awareness and decreased personal responsibility, often occurring in group settings.

Mood Linkage

The phenomenon where individuals in a group tend to share and experience similar moods or emotions.

Group Polarization

The tendency for a group to make decisions that are more extreme than the initial inclination of its members, usually in the direction of greater risk or conservatism.

Social Contagion

A phenomenon where ideas, feelings, and behaviors seem to spread across people in a group as if they were infectious diseases.