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What proportion of children with autism form secure attachments with their parents?
 
  a. less than 1 in 100
  b. about 1 in 10
  c. about 1 in 5
  d. over half

Question 2

The increasing tip-of-the-tongue experience in older age is most likely the result of the
 
  a. inability to retrieve a word stored in memory.
  b. permanent loss of a word from memory.
  c. reduced speed of access to items in sensory memory.
  d. lack of ability to encode new words into memory.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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