Van Abbema and Bauer (2005) were able to get children to visit the lab at age 3 and then again around the age of 8 (varied from 7 to 9).They found that:
A)the children remembered more words from a list when they were younger than when they were older.
B)no older children could remember events that had taken place during the first visit.
C)some children could accurately remember events that had taken place during the first visit.
D)the older children did not show a metamemory advantage relative their earlier performance.

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Some children could accurately remember events that had taken place during the first visit. The study found that some children demonstrated accurate long-term memory of events that had taken place during their first visit to the lab at age 3, even when tested several years later at the age of 8.

Van Abbema and Bauer (2005) Were Able to Get Children