Infant Amnesia Refers to

question 122

Multiple Choice

Infant amnesia refers to

• A) the inability to remember any events that occur before language has developed.
• B) the near absence of procedural memory until age two or three.
• C) the inability to form long term memories until the age of five years.
• D) the near absence of early declarative memories.

Describe the role of morphemes in conveying meaning and how they relate to phonemes.

Identify the smallest unit of sound (phoneme) and its role in language.

Understand and apply knowledge on the prototype theory and its impact on word meaning.

Explain the relationship between grammar, syntax, and semantics in understanding meaningful sentences.

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Definitions:

Traumatic Events

Incidents that cause psychological, physical, or emotional distress or harm, often leading to lasting mental health issues such as PTSD.

Compassion Fatigue

Emotional exhaustion resulting from the constant demand of caring for others, often experienced by those in helping professions.

Cumulative Drain

The progressive depletion of energy or resources over time due to ongoing stress or demands.

Stress-Related Syndrome

A medical or psychological condition stemming from acute or chronic stress, impacting one's health and well-being.