As children construct and reconstruct information,
A) they rarely account for new information.
B) the information loses coherency.
C) they often "delete" important retrieval cues in their memory.
D) the information becomes more coherent and memorable.

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As children construct and reconstruct information, they integrate new information with existing knowledge and experiences, resulting in a more coherent and memorable understanding of the topic.

As Children Construct and Reconstruct Information