Which of the following statements is true of children in the middle years regarding their metacognitive abilities?
A) They show more knowledge of strategies that can be used to facilitate memory than younger children.
B) They are less likely than younger children to accurately assess their knowledge.
C) They use rote learning only when someone compels them to do so.
D) They are less likely than younger children to use selective rehearsal to remember important information.

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Children in the middle years (approximately ages 7-12) show an increased understanding of memory strategies, including those that can enhance learning and recall, compared to younger children. This development is part of their growing metacognitive abilities, which include both knowledge about cognitive processes and the regulation of these processes to optimize learning.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Children in the Middle