If Short-Term Memory Capacity Is "Domain-Specific," Then

Multiple Choice

If short-term memory capacity is "domain-specific," then

A) all children should have the same short-term memory capacity size.
B) the more you know about something, the larger short-term memory capacity size will be for related items.
C) it is solely determined by biological factors, not experience.
D) it cannot be impacted by the size of working memory.