Three factors, taken together, appear to bring about the memory changes characteristic of middle childhood: (1) increases in the speed and capacity of working memory; (2) increases in knowledge about the things one is trying to remember; and (3) acquisition of more effective strategies for remembering.

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These three factors are widely recognized in developmental psychology as contributing to improved memory performance during middle childhood.

Three Factors, Taken Together, Appear to Bring About the Memory