Research suggests that by 18 months, infants
A)cannot remember events for longer than 24 hours.
B)have little recall of any stimuli not relevant to their immediate needs.
C)can remember some things for several weeks.
D)remember stimuli or events directly associated with caregivers but little else.

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Research suggests that by 18 months, infants can remember some things for several weeks. They are able to recall specific experiences, such as a toy that was taken away or a person they met, for an extended period of time. This indicates that their memory capacity is developing and expanding during this age.

Research Suggests That by 18 Months, Infants