memory across lifespan
What type of memory is measured when infants kick to move a mobile in Rovee-Collier's experiment?
What is conjugate reinforcement
By what age can infants recognize their own names?
What is 4 to 5 months
Young children are often overconfident about their memory accuracy. This is a failure in what kind of thinking?
What is metamemory
Children under 7 struggle with this process of identifying the origin of a memory.
What is source monitoring
This type of speech, formerly called “motherese,” helps infants learn language.
What is child-directed speech
This memory strategy involves repeating information to hold it in working memory.
What is rehearsal
Elderly people show the least decline in this type of long-term memory.
What is recognition memory or implicit memory
What is it called when a child uses a single word like “doggy” to refer to all animals?
What is overextension
Older adults are just as good as young adults at monitoring memory but often fail to do this with the information.
What it use it to guide their strategy or memory performance
This term refers to memory for experiences and events related to oneself.
What is autobiographical memory
What is the term for a child saying "runned" instead of "ran"?
What is overregularization
What is the term for using context to make a reasonable guess about a word’s meaning?
What is fast mapping
What cognitive phenomenon explains older adults performing better when environmental reminders are present?
What is prospective memory with environmental cues.
At what stage do babies begin to make vowel-consonant sounds like “dadada”?
What is babbling(around 6 months)
According to research, the relationship chain among metamemory, strategy use, and performance begins with this.
What is metamemory