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    Twelve-Year-Old Akira Cannot Remember Anything Before He Was a Toddler
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Twelve-Year-Old Akira Cannot Remember Anything Before He Was a Toddler

Question 71

Question 71

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Twelve-year-old Akira cannot remember anything before he was a toddler.This is likely because of:


A) analogical reasoning deficits
B) dyslexia
C) infantile amnesia
D) attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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