When Preschoolers Are Given Tests of Memory Recall, How Do

question 4

Multiple Choice

When preschoolers are given tests of memory recall, how do they typically perform?

• A)poorly with either cued recall or free recall
• B)better with free recall than with cued recall
• C)better with cued recall than with free recall
• D)best with either cued recall or free recall

Understand the role of temporality in establishing causality.

Recognize the importance of dose-response relationships in supporting causality.

Appreciate the significance of biological plausibility in causal inference.

Assess the replicability of findings as a criterion for causality.

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