Tessler and Nelson (1994) Examined the Memory of Three and Half-Year

Multiple Choice

Tessler and Nelson (1994) examined the memory of three and half-year old children's visit to a museum.Mothers and children attended a visit to a museum in New York City.One week later, the children were asked to describe the event.They found that:

A) because of childhood amnesia, the children could not remember the event.
B) the children remembered information that they had learned at the museum but could not remember details of the event.
C) the children remember details only if the event had occurred with the mother present.
D) the children could remember lots of details-even event-specific details.