When Older Adults Were Asked to Learn a Story So

question 100

Multiple Choice

When older adults were asked to learn a story so they could retell it later to a group of young children, their stories

• A) were less detailed than younger adults.
• B) were similar to that of younger adults.
• C) contained a number of errors.
• D) were more detailed than younger adults.

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