How is recall affected when an infant's memory is tested at a different place than where he or she learned the task?

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Recall in infants, as in individuals of other ages, can be context-dependent. This means that changing the context or location where the learning originally occurred can disrupt the cues and associations formed during learning, leading to reduced recall in a different location.

How Is Recall Affected When an Infant's Memory Is Tested