It is difficult for children to think about too many things all at the same time-a fact that reflects:
A) The existence of a sensory register
B) The limited capacity of working memory
C) The integrative nature of long-term memory
D) The constructive nature of long-term memory

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The limited capacity of working memory explains why it is difficult for children (and adults) to think about too many things simultaneously. Working memory has a restricted amount of information it can hold at one time, making multitasking or processing multiple pieces of information challenging.

It Is Difficult for Children to Think About Too Many