The childhood ability to directly access visual images may be overwritten or interfered with by the development of ____.
A)more mature brain structures
B)greater hormonal regulation
C)more sophisticated language skills
D)long-term potentiation in neurons

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The development of more sophisticated language skills may interfere with the childhood ability to directly access visual images. This is because as language abilities increase, children tend to rely more on verbal labels and descriptions rather than direct visual imagery.

The Childhood Ability to Directly Access Visual Images May Be