An Infant's Early Ability to Recognize Subtle Differences Among Sounds

question 35

Multiple Choice

An infant's early ability to recognize subtle differences among sounds in all world languages

• A)​disappears with age.
• B)​confirms most theories of child language development.
• C)​increases with age.
• D)​remains constant if good child care is provided.

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Definitions:

Context-dependent Memory

A psychological phenomenon where the retrieval of information is more effective when the context at the time of encoding and retrieval are similar.

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A major component of the brain, located in the temporal lobe, crucial for memory formation and spatial navigation.

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