Psychologists Have Offered Three of the Following as Possible Explanations

Multiple Choice

Psychologists have offered three of the following as possible explanations for the phenomenon of infantile amnesia. Which one have they not suggested?

A) Infants have virtually no working memory capacity.
B) Most of what infants learn takes the form of implicit rather than explicit knowledge.
C) Infants cannot yet talk about their experiences and so have trouble encoding them in forms that are easily retrieved.
D) Infants' brains are insufficiently mature to think about things in the ways that older children and adults do.