Multiple Choice
One explanation for infantile amnesia is the cueing hypothesis.This hypothesis emphasizes that:
A) the cues for memories in infancy are verbal and inaccessible later
B) the format of memories changes, making early memories inaccessible
C) the way we trigger memories changes with age, making early memories inaccessible
D) the brain structures for memory are changing and must mature to store early memories
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