Author Question: According to studies conducted by Pelphrey et al. in 2004 and Rose et al. in 2011, memory improves ... (Read 214 times)

lindiwe · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

According to studies conducted by Pelphrey et al. in 2004 and Rose et al. in 2011, memory improves dramatically between _____.

A) one and two months of age
B) two and six months of age
C) one and eight months of age
D) six and eight months of age

Question 2

Which of the following is true of infant memory?

A) Infants demonstrate memory of experiences they had while still in the womb.
B) Infants demonstrate memory for stimuli to which they have been exposed previously only after four months of age.
C) Memory does not improve much between two and six months of age.
D) Memory improves dramatically between two and six months of age and the development slows down at 12 months of age.