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    The Child's Knowledge About Her Own Memory Is Called
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The Child's Knowledge About Her Own Memory Is Called

Question 75

Question 75

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The child's knowledge about her own memory is called


A) metamemory.
B) memorial insight.
C) the knowledge base for memory.
D) discernible resistance to forgetting.

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