When an infant can relearn something she's forgotten, and does so ...

[sabina]

When an infant can relearn something she's forgotten, and does so in much less time than she required for her original learning, we know that
 
  A) the task was too easy.
  B) the task has regained its novelty response.
  C) she has some memory of the earlier learning.
  D) she has developed to the next neurological level.

Question 2

Dakota, who is 3 weeks old, continues to treat a photograph as if it's novel, even after she has seen it many times. This indicates that
 
  A) she has no memory of the photograph.
  B) she has become habituated to the photograph.
  C) her novelty response is malfunctioning.
  D) she has damaged her hippocampus.

[emsimon14]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A

[sabina]

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