Which of the following memories would Tina's 18-month old baby NOT be able to form?
A) memory for how to walk
B) memory of Tina's face
C) memory of going to the circus this morning
D) memory of her favourite toy

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18-month-olds have a limited capacity to form long-term memories, especially for specific events that occurred earlier in the day. They may remember general information, such as how to walk or recognize familiar faces, but they are unlikely to remember events that happened earlier in the day, such as going to the circus. Additionally, they may have a preference for certain objects, but they may not be able to remember a specific toy as their favorite yet.

Which of the Following Memories Would Tina's 18-Month Old Baby