Studies in Event Memory in Children Age 5 Suggest That

Multiple Choice

Studies in event memory in children age 5 suggest that:

A) childhood amnesia has already set in.
B) children at this age are not yet capable of laying down long-term memories.
C) 5-year-olds can remember events from prior to their first birthday.
D) many 5-year-olds can remember events accurately from up to 2 years earlier.