Nonspeaking children have not learned the words that we use to index much of our explicit memory. This most clearly helps to explain the occurrence of

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Nonspeaking children have not yet learned the language needed to encode explicit memories, which helps to explain the occurrence of infantile amnesia, the inability of adults to recall early childhood memories. Iconic memory refers to brief sensory memories, imagination inflation occurs when imagination and real events become difficult to distinguish, and flashbulb memory refers to highly detailed and vivid memories of significant events.

Nonspeaking Children Have Not Learned the Words That We Use