The Inability to Recall Events from Infancy Is Referred to as

question 137

Multiple Choice

The inability to recall events from infancy is referred to as

• A) infantile amnesia.
• B) autobiographical memory.
• C) sensory store.
• D) an inhibitory process.

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Definitions:

Loss of Speech

The inability to speak, often resulting from neurological damage, injury, or other health conditions.

Death is Nonfunctional

A statement emphasizing the cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism.

Cognitive Aspect

Pertains to the mental processes involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension, including aspects such as thinking, knowing, and remembering.

Buried

The act of placing something under the ground, often relating to the interment of a dead body.