To Create Autobiographical Memories That Persist for a Lifetime, Children

question 29

Multiple Choice

To create autobiographical memories that persist for a lifetime, children must

• A) have a well-developed language system and a repertoire of memory strategies.
• B) have a clear self-image and learn to structure significant memories in narrative form.
• C) be attentive to routines and embed novel events into their long-term memory of those routines.
• D) possess metacognitive awareness and an elaborative style of talking about experiences.

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Definitions:

Social Power

The ability of an individual or group to influence or control others within a social structure, often used to achieve personal or collective goals.

Whistle Blowing

The act of exposing any kind of information or activity that is deemed illegal, unethical, or not correct within an organization.

Chain Of Command

The formal line of authority and communication in an organization, from the highest to the lowest levels.

Ambiguous Priorities

Situations where the importance or order of objectives, tasks, or goals is unclear or confusing, often leading to indecision or conflict.