Kail (2007) Found a Child's Processing Speed Affects His or Her

question 11

Multiple Choice

Kail (2007) found a child's processing speed affects his or her working memory ability. This association may have a direct impact on

• A)a child's socio-emotional ability.
• B)child's ability to engage in inductive reasoning.
• C)child's preference for working with their hands.
• D)child's preference for auditory processing.

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Definitions:

New Memories

The process of forming and storing new information in the brain, which can involve converting short-term memories into long-term memories.

Inability

The state of lacking the power, means, or opportunity to accomplish a task or action.

Retrograde Amnesia

A loss of memory-access to events that occurred before a particular point in time.

Past

A term used to refer to the time before the present, often regarding to historical periods, events, conditions, or one's personal experiences.