The studies by Case, Kurland, and Goldberg (1982) on the development of working memory found that:
A) there is no increase in working memory capacity from infancy to six years of age
B) there is no increase in working memory capacity from six years to adulthood
C) there was a positive correlation between response speed and memory span
D) all of the above

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The Answer of The studies by Case, Kurland, and Goldberg (1982) on the development of working memory found that:
A) there is no increase in working memory capacity from infancy to six years of age
B) there is no increase in working memory capacity from six years to adulthood
C) there was a positive correlation between response speed and memory span
D) all of the above

The Studies by Case, Kurland, and Goldberg (1982) on the Development