In Rovee-Collier's memory experiments, very young infants' memories were:
A) unpredictable.
B) context dependant.
C) only recall memories.
D) language-dependant.

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Rovee-Collier's experiments demonstrated that very young infants' memories are context-dependent, meaning that their ability to remember is influenced by the environment or context in which the original learning took place.

In Rovee-Collier's Memory Experiments, Very Young Infants' Memories Were