Which of the Following Is Most Consistent with Psychologists' Understanding

Which of the following is most consistent with psychologists' understanding of infantile amnesia?

A) All of the memories from early life are repressed in an effort to avoid a lifetime of trauma.
B) For adults, many of the problems associated with retrieving information from childhood are a matter of interference.
C) Children develop working hippocampi later in life, so they are unable to store visual memories before age three.
D) Older children and adults more effectively establish concrete and lasting memories because verbal skills facilitate encoding.