The Most Influential Work Demonstrating Memory in Infants Using the Preference-For-Novelty

question 13

Multiple Choice

The most influential work demonstrating memory in infants using the preference-for-novelty paradigm is that of Joseph Fagan (1973, 1974) in which he showed that 5- and 6-month-old babies formed visual memories following brief exposures (5 to 10 s) and that these memories lasted as long as:

• A) 3 days
• B) 2 weeks
• C) 1 week
• D) memories were never incorporated

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