Which of the Following Supports the Idea That Age-Related Improvement

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following supports the idea that age-related improvement in working memory capacity at least partially reflects exposure to and familiarity with the material to be remembered?

• A)Ten-year-old chess experts can remember more pieces than adults who do not play chess,even though the children's digit spans were lower.
• B)Young children can remember only 3-4 digits,whereas teenagers can remember 7 -8 digits.
• C)Performance on working-memory tasks increases throughout adolescence before leveling off.
• D)All of the answers are correct.

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