At First, Infants' Memory for Operant Responses Is

question 46

Multiple Choice

At first, infants' memory for operant responses is

• A) nonexistent.
• B) highly context dependent.
• C) context-free.
• D) inconsistent.

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Definitions:

Metatheria

A taxonomic group of mammals, commonly known as marsupials, characterized by giving birth to partially developed offspring that typically complete their development in the mother's pouch.

Hemichordates

A group of marine animals closely related to chordates, characterized by having a body divided into three parts: a proboscis, a collar, and a trunk.

Deuterostomes

A group of animals characterized by the development of the mouth from an opening other than the blastopore during embryonic development.

Derived Characteristics

Traits that are present in an organism but were absent in the last common ancestor of the group to which the organism belongs.