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    Young Children Often Have Trouble Knowing Where They Learned Something
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Young Children Often Have Trouble Knowing Where They Learned Something

Question 36

Question 36

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Young children often have trouble knowing where they learned something.This phenomenon is referred to as:


A) infantile amnesia
B) autobiographical amnesia
C) source amnesia
D) confabulation

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