Author Question: What can we conclude about children's memory? a. Children's memory spans are remarkably similar ... (Read 96 times)

LCritchfi · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

What can we conclude about children's memory?

a. Children's memory spans are remarkably similar to adults' memory spans.
b. In general, children have excellent recognition memory.
c. Children's recall memory does not improve substantially as they mature.
d. Young

Question 2

According to the research on children's working memory,

a. children's memory span remains fairly constant between the ages of about 2 and 10.
b. children do not seem to have a functioning visuospatial sketchpad until they are about 10 years of age.
c. scores on tests of phonological working memory are correlated with reading skills.
d. scores on tests of visuospatial working memory do not seem to be correlated with any academic skills.