All of the Following Are True of Children's Metamemories Except

question 19

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of children's metamemories except that they

• A)think they can remember more than they actually can.
• B)are in touch with their memory abilities.
• C)think they never forget.
• D)think that learning pairs of unrelated words is just as easy as learning pairs of opposites.

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Definitions:

Visual Cues

Visual cues are visual signals or signs that convey information or instructions and can guide behavior, perception, or movement, playing a crucial role in communication and learning.

Metamemory

An individual's knowledge and awareness of their own memory capabilities and strategies.

Brain Structures

Complex anatomical features of the brain that determine cognitive, sensory, emotional, and motor functions.

Insight

Deep understanding or intuition regarding the true nature of something.