Howe, Courage, and Edison (2003), Working with Infants Aged Between

question 10

Multiple Choice

Howe, Courage, and Edison (2003) , working with infants aged between 15 and 23 months, found that:

• A)Self-recognizers have worse semantic memory
• B)Self- recognizers have better semantic memory
• C)Self-recognizers have better working memory span
• D)Self-recognizers have worse memory for personal events
• E)Self-recognizers have better memory for personal events

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Definitions:

Procedural Memories

Memory of how to perform tasks, such as riding a bike or typing, that are done automatically without conscious thought.

Episodic Memories

Memories of specific events or experiences in one's life, including context details such as time and place.

Declarative Memories

Facts and incidents that can be intentionally remembered and brought to mind.

Eyewitness Testimony

Evidence provided in court by someone who witnessed a crime or significant event, which can heavily influence jury decisions despite potential issues with reliability.