The brain structures primarily responsible for the initial storage of information

Question

The brain structures primarily responsible for the initial storage of information - including the hippocampus and amygdala - seem to develop by
A)3 months of age.
B)6 months of age.
C)12 months of age.
D)2 years of age.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Structures responsible for storage develop very early.However,structures responsible for retrieving these stored memories - such as the frontal cortex - develop much later into the second year.