Compared to American School Children, Memory Performance in School Children

question 94

Multiple Choice

Compared to American school children, memory performance in school children from other cultures is:

• A)iconsistently higher across age groups than that of American schoolchildren.
• B)lower than that of American school children.
• C)closer to that of American children than to the performance of non-schooled age mates from their own villages.
• D)closer to that of unschooled age mates from their own village than to the performance of American school children.

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