Researchers Believe That Guatemalan Mayan Children Were Better Able to Remember

question 122

Multiple Choice

Researchers believe that Guatemalan Mayan children were better able to remember the placement of 40 familiar objects in a play scene than their U.S. agemates because Mayan children

• A) were more adept at relying on techniques such as spatial location and arrangement of objects.
• B) have better memory skills in practical, everyday situations.
• C) have better long-term memory.
• D) applied elaboration more effectively.

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