An Infant's Ability to Remember an Event Is Strongly Related

question 82

Multiple Choice

An infant's ability to remember an event is strongly related to two factors: ________ and ________.

• A) whether the infant is breast-fed or bottle-fed; the quality of social interactions the child has experienced
• B) her age; the specific context in which the original experience occurred
• C) his IQ; capacity for cross-modal transfer
• D) parental efforts to reinforce the memory; the speed of the infant's perception of the event

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Definitions:

Medical Model

A theory or approach that treats mental or physical illnesses primarily through the use of drugs, surgery, or other medical interventions, focusing on treating symptoms rather than underlying social or psychological issues.

Diagnosis

The process of identifying a disease, condition, or injury from its symptoms and signs through examination, testing, and analysis.

Sick Care System

A term often used to describe a health care system that focuses more on treating illness and medical conditions after they occur rather than on prevention and health maintenance.

Infant Mortality Rates

The frequency of deaths among infants under one year of age per 1,000 live births within a given population.