Memory in Infants
Designed a nonverbal measure to assess infant memory
Who is Carolyn Rovee-Collier and her Collegues
Young children typically have excellent recognition memory but relatively poor what
What is recall memory
In general, elderly people perform quite well on tests of
What is Semantic memory
A mobile hangs above an infants crib; a ribbon connects the infant's ankle and the mobile, so the infant's kicks will make the mobile move.
What is Conjugate reinforcement technique
Recall memory seems to require the active use of
What are memory strategies
As people grow older, research shows that long-term recognition memory
Declines slowly or not at all
Research demonstrates that long-term retention shows a steady, linear improvement during the first how many months
What is 18
Refers to your memory for experiences and information that are related to yourself
Autobiographical memory
In general, do elderly adults or young children have more difficulty paying attention.
What are elderly people
A number of studies have demonstrated that infants can remember better with what kind of practice
Systematically clarified the conditions in which young children are most likely to make source-monitoring errors.
Slower rate of responding on cognitive tasks
What is cognitive slowing
True or False, infants can recognize their mothers voice even before birth
What is True
Intentional, goal-oriented activities that we use to improve our memories.
What are memory strategies
Young adults and elderly adults use similar strategies in
Long-term meory