What Does Research on the Ability to Recall Early Childhood

question 42

Multiple Choice

What does research on the ability to recall early childhood events indicate about most adults' memories?

• A)Most adults do not recall events that occurred before age 3 because of the young child's limited memory capacity.
• B)Most adults do not recall events that occurred before age 3, possibly because the events were stored nonverbally and are difficult to retrieve.
• C)Most adults recall numerous vivid memories of events that occurred before age 3, particularly emotional events such as birthdays or scary events such as injuries.
• D)Most adults do not recall events that occurred before age 3, probably because of the emotional nature of the content.

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