Memory in infancy is __________.
A) just like an adult's
B) very poor for declarative memories
C) almost nonexistent
D) very poor for procedural memories

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Infants have poor memory for declarative memories, which involve conscious recollection of specific events or facts. They have better memory for procedural memories, which involve motor and cognitive skills. However, compared to adults, their memory abilities are still limited.

Memory in Infancy Is __________